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Paul Eggert authored
Without this change, on typical 64-bit hosts error ("...%d...", N) was used to print both 32- and 64-bit integers N, which relied on undefined behavior. * lisp.h, src/m/amdx86-64.h, src/m/ia64.h, src/m/ibms390x.h (pEd): New macro. * lisp.h (error, verror): Mark as printf-like functions. * eval.c (verror): Use vsnprintf, not doprnt, to do the real work. Report overflow in size calculations when allocating printf buffer. Do not truncate output string at its first null byte. * xdisp.c (vmessage): Use vsnprintf, not doprnt, to do the real work. Truncate the output at a character boundary, since vsnprintf does not do that. * charset.c (check_iso_charset_parameter): Convert internal character to string before calling 'error', since %c now has the printf meaning. * coding.c (Fdecode_sjis_char, Fdecode_big5_char): Avoid int overflow when computing char to be passed to 'error'. Do not pass Lisp_Object to 'error'; pass the integer instead. * nsfns.m (Fns_do_applescript): Use int, not long, since it's formatted with plain %d.
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