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#6 format specifier fixes

Milestone: Unstable (example)

Status: pending

Owner: nobody

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Priority: 5

Updated: 2014-01-23

Created: 2010-12-15

Creator: Anonymous

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g++4.4 complains about %d where the variable printed is of type long
this patch fixes all these warnings
and about two occasions where %d was used instead of %s

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Anonymous - 2010-12-15

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Peter Mills - 2014-01-23

status: open --> closed

Group: --> Unstable (example)
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Peter Mills - 2014-01-23

status: closed --> pending
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Peter Mills - 2014-01-23

There's a #%$! lot of these everywhere in my code. I blame the C language. Someday I will go through and fix them all, including converting to int32_t where the variable is unequivacobly long...

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