Re: [avr-gcc-list] Broken strtoul() and ldiv()

[Peter Jansen]

Klaus,

> > All recent (and probably old versions, too) of avr-libc have broken
> > strtoul.  I always get 0xffffffff out.  The problem appears to be that
> > ldiv() is broken.  If I change the conditionals in strtoul() around so
> > that it uses '/' and '%' instead of ldiv(), it works.  This leads me to
> > believe that ldiv() is broken.
> >
> > Checking the ldiv() source file, it just jumps to __divmodsi4 in libgcc.
> > Perhaps either this isn't the right thing to do, or __divmodsi4 is broken.
> >
> > BTW, I'm using the BSD version of strtoul(), not the GNU.  The GNU one
> > problem doesn't work either because it uses ldiv() as well.
> >
> > Anyone else observe this problem or know what's going on?
> 
> Yes, i reported this bug 2 month ago, but really nothing happens... :-(
> I thought that nobody else use this funtions in avr code.
> I wrote my own strtoi strtob (to int/byte) i really need no longs
> for my avrs.

I have seen this too, but have not had a need to fix it, do you have a
fix for avr-libc or gcc-3.0.4?


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