N3DS: Fix -Wformat warnings in tests.

All warnings were about invalid specifiers. Since U/Sint32 is a long,
using `%d` emits a -Wformat warning.
This commit is contained in:
Pierre Wendling 2022-10-10 01:31:14 -04:00 committed by Sam Lantinga
parent 43a2b0b1e5
commit 6784d84c9d
26 changed files with 162 additions and 161 deletions

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@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ helper_range(const char *func_name, d_to_d_func func)
Uint32 i;
double test_value = 0.0;
SDLTest_AssertPass("%s: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %u",
SDLTest_AssertPass("%s: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %" SDL_PRIu32,
func_name,
RANGE_TEST_ITERATIONS,
RANGE_TEST_STEP);
@ -770,7 +770,7 @@ copysign_rangeTest(void *args)
Uint32 i;
double test_value = 0.0;
SDLTest_AssertPass("Copysign: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %u",
SDLTest_AssertPass("Copysign: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %" SDL_PRIu32,
RANGE_TEST_ITERATIONS,
RANGE_TEST_STEP);
@ -973,7 +973,7 @@ fmod_rangeTest(void *args)
Uint32 i;
double test_value = 0.0;
SDLTest_AssertPass("Fmod: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %u",
SDLTest_AssertPass("Fmod: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %" SDL_PRIu32,
RANGE_TEST_ITERATIONS,
RANGE_TEST_STEP);
@ -1684,7 +1684,7 @@ pow_rangeTest(void *args)
Uint32 i;
double test_value = 0.0;
SDLTest_AssertPass("Pow: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %u",
SDLTest_AssertPass("Pow: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %" SDL_PRIu32,
RANGE_TEST_ITERATIONS,
RANGE_TEST_STEP);
@ -2011,7 +2011,7 @@ cos_rangeTest(void *args)
Uint32 i;
double test_value = 0.0;
SDLTest_AssertPass("Cos: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %u",
SDLTest_AssertPass("Cos: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %" SDL_PRIu32,
RANGE_TEST_ITERATIONS,
RANGE_TEST_STEP);
@ -2129,7 +2129,7 @@ sin_rangeTest(void *args)
Uint32 i;
double test_value = 0.0;
SDLTest_AssertPass("Sin: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %u",
SDLTest_AssertPass("Sin: Testing a range of %u values with steps of %" SDL_PRIu32,
RANGE_TEST_ITERATIONS,
RANGE_TEST_STEP);