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Code fix / improvements #60

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ledvinap added 11 commits May 13, 2019 19:41
Handle 0x / 0b when width is equal to string size (issue mpaland#50):
printf("%#4x", 0x1234); -> "0x1234"

Do not print # prefix if it does not fit into PRINTF_NTOA_BUFFER_SIZE

%#<prec>o is implemented as in libc:
- printf("%#0o", 0); does output octal prefix ("0")

- printf("%#3o", 1); printf "001" - padding zero is used as octal
  prefix (issue mpaland#53)

Left padding and precision is handled correctly (issue mpaland#49):
- printf("%-10.6d", 1024); -> "001024    "
Fixes issue mpaland#51 - fractional part may overflow in round-to-even part

Rounding is still inexact, some numbers are rounded wrong way
printf("%#.0f", 1) -> "1."
Old code did use -308 as exponent for 0.0, now value is printed with
zero exponent
- %g precision is number of significant digits. Default %g precision
   shall be honored when printing as %f

printf("%g", 123.4567); -> "123.457"

- %g prints zero correctly (except for trailing zeroes)

printf("%g", 0); -> "0.0"

- %g shall switch to %f if supplied value fits into specified precision

printf("%.8g", 12345678); -> "12345678"
Negative value passed by "%.*" shall be taken as if no precision was
specified
uses _out_pad, removes some unnecessary tests (length of string to print
is known)
Signed overflow is undefined in C, this was causing problem when
printing INT_MIN (gcc sign-extended value first, so 2^64-INT_MIN got printed)
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Calling *out for each character is costly. Consider sprintf functionality. you call *out for every character only to do: if (a < b) a[i] = c; Lot of overhead for a few instructions.
Definitely need to put most options to ntoa_format, etc. into a struct vs stack.

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@axiomlegend :
Yes, out is quite expensive, but also generic. In a lot of embedded applications output to serial port is (or SWO) desired, and using sprintf will complicate things a lot.
One improvement is to use write semantics for output. Number of calls will be reduced, 1 write between %, 1 call for value output and one (or few chunks) for padding.
Another optimization in my list is to move buffer limit test out of out function, slightly improving performance.

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