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Andrew Pontious ‏@apontious 13 Oct 2013

Things I didn’t miss from Mac 64-bit programming on iOS — Apple ridiculous inability to handle NSInteger well in format strings.
zachary ‏@zadr 13 Oct 2013

@apontious %zd for NSInteger, %tu for NSUInteger. No warnings on either arch.
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Andrew Pontious ‏@apontious 13 Oct 2013

@zadr @boredzo @gparker Appreciate the responses. Doesn’t feel forward-compatible, though.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 14 Oct 2013

@apontious Is there a good reason not to use “%@“ and box the numbers?
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Andrew Pontious ‏@apontious 14 Oct 2013

@mjtsai Feels like extra work. But yes, that’s not bad.
Simone Manganelli ‏@simX 14 Oct 2013

@apontious, @mjtsai — That seems wrong. What if the description method of a number changes to say "Your current number is: 5!"
Petrifying Horror ‏@boredzo 14 Oct 2013

@simX @apontious @mjtsai Or, more plausibly, “@5” or “<NSNumber 0xd3c2b1a0 (float) 5.000000>”.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 14 Oct 2013

@boredzo I suppose that’s possible, but my guess is it would break tons of apps, as well as framework code.
Cédric Luthi ‏@0xced 14 Oct 2013

@mjtsai @boredzo That would be very nice as `debugDescription` though.

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