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There are at least two spots where printf is provided with the wrong number of arguments: here and here.
As it stands, it looks like if you run into one of these outside of GHCi you just get the message printf: argument list ended prematurely. Inside GHCi, it looks like you get a partial printing of the format string.
Incidentally, on a slightly different topic (this is related to the specific error that I got. Maybe I should open a separate ticket): is it planned to implement isInfinite (I see that isNaNlooks like it's implemented)?
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Thanks for the report. On the one hand, at least this is not on the critical path, but on the other the helpful error message itself fails \:
Separate issue is for isInfinite best. No reason for not implementing it yet, I just didn't get around to it / forgot (always feel free to remind me about stuff like this).
There are at least two spots where
printf
is provided with the wrong number of arguments: here and here.As it stands, it looks like if you run into one of these outside of GHCi you just get the message
printf: argument list ended prematurely
. Inside GHCi, it looks like you get a partial printing of the format string.Incidentally, on a slightly different topic (this is related to the specific error that I got. Maybe I should open a separate ticket): is it planned to implement
isInfinite
(I see thatisNaN
looks like it's implemented)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: