06:07 <metacollin> oh, by the way, I have eeshow working on macOS now, but I did it in a terrible, hacky way (I just wanted to make it work quickly heh). Every time %m was used, I replaced it with %1024 and used a 1024 char array as a buffer. I then used strdup to manually perform the allocation (and copy the string) to the char pointer that originally would have been allocated by the %m flag. So it's manually emulating what %m in a fairly

06:07 <metacollin> ugly/gross way.

07:17 <_cris> hi

07:22 <Joerg-Neo900> Hi!

07:22 <Joerg-Neo900> metacollin: could that get done by a macro?

07:23 <Joerg-Neo900> or even a function() that overrides the original libc(?) function

07:26 <Joerg-Neo900> of course a golbal s/scanf/myscanf/g would allow to then define function myscanf() that either calls the proper original scanf or #ifdef _mach_&&foo \n it does that %1024 hack

18:58 <Joerg-Neo900> metacollin: btw I hope you used strndup ;-)