Use a standard macro for 64 bit printf conversion specifiers

This avoids duplicating the printf line with an ifdef every time a 64 bit number needs to be printed.

Martin Storsjö committed 12 years ago

Commit 3c7dde91 parent c7d98a83 files · +6 −15Browse files

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@@ -3248,11 +3248,7 @@ int32_t WelsEncoderEncodeExt (sWelsEncCtx* pCtx, SFrameBSInfo * pFbi, const SSou · 3247 unmodified lines
3248	3248	t_bs_append = WelsTime() - t_bs_append;
3249	3249	if (pCtx->pSliceThreading->pFSliceDiff) {
3250	3250	fprintf (pCtx->pSliceThreading->pFSliceDiff,
3251		−#if defined(_WIN32)
3252		− "%6I64d us consumed at AppendSliceToFrameBs() for coding_idx: %d iDid: %d qid: %d\n",
3253		−#else
3254		− "%6lld us consumed at AppendSliceToFrameBs() for coding_idx: %d iDid: %d qid: %d\n",
3255		−#endif//WIN32
	3251	+ "%6"PRId64" us consumed at AppendSliceToFrameBs() for coding_idx: %d iDid: %d qid: %d\n",
3256	3252	t_bs_append, pCtx->iCodingIndex, iCurDid, 0);
3257	3253	}
3258	3254	#endif//MT_DEBUG

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