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printf has a feature where instead of putting a number in the format string for the width and precision fields, you can put an asterisk (*) and pass the number as argument. moulinette checks for this feature in ft_printf and it is required to get the bonus points, but francinette doesn't. I used francinette extensively when doing this project a month ago and wasn't aware that the asterisk feature existed, so because of this my bonus did not pass moulinette, despite passing francinette and francinette --strict and I was very confused. francinette probably should have tests for this.
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printf has a feature where instead of putting a number in the format string for the width and precision fields, you can put an asterisk (*) and pass the number as argument. moulinette checks for this feature in ft_printf and it is required to get the bonus points, but francinette doesn't. I used francinette extensively when doing this project a month ago and wasn't aware that the asterisk feature existed, so because of this my bonus did not pass moulinette, despite passing francinette and francinette --strict and I was very confused. francinette probably should have tests for this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: