Description of problem:

I just tried to compile package gnome-print-0.37-7.1, from Redhat
Fedora Core 1.

The compiler said

1.

gnome-print-pclr.c(136): warning #268: the format string ends before
this argument

The source code is

	status =+ gnome_print_context_fprintf ( pc, ESC_ "*r1A", cols);

Couple of problems

	1.1

	No % specifier for cols.

	1.2

	Suspicious token =+. Was = or += meant by the programmer ?

2.

gnome-print-pclr.c(139): warning #268: the format string ends before
this argument
gnome-print-pclr.c(459): warning #268: the format string ends before
this argument
gnome-print-pclr.c(568): warning #268: the format string ends before
this argument

Duplicates.

3.

gnome-print-pclv.c(127): warning #268: the format string ends before
this argument
gnome-print-pclv.c(130): warning #268: the format string ends before
this argument
gnome-print-pclv.c(456): warning #268: the format string ends before
this argument

More duplicates.

4.

parseTT.c(5464): warning #268: the format string ends before this argument

The source code is

	retval = ttf_printf (retval, &size, &length,
                         "%d %d hstem\n", 
						g->hstems[i].value, g->hstems[i + 1].value, 
						g->hstems[i + 1].value - g->hstems[i].value);

Two % specifiers, but three parameters. I'm not sure what the fix is for
this.

Overall, I recommend using flag -Wformat or flag -Wall at compile time.



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