Fix GH-18897: printf: empty precision is interpreted as precision 6, not as precision 0 #18912
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…6, not as precision 0 Like in other languages, and especially C where printf originates from, a missing precision should be treated as a 0 precision. Because the ADJ_PRECISION flag was not set, the double formatting code resetted the precision to the default float precision of 6.
TimWolla
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Jun 22, 2025
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Like in other languages, and especially C where printf originates from, a missing precision should be treated as a 0 precision. Because the ADJ_PRECISION flag was not set, the double formatting code resetted the precision to the default float precision of 6.
Targeting master because of the behavioural BC break.