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etmsync Pirelli IMEI retrieval: fix poor use of printf()
Bug reported by Vadim Yanitskiy <fixeria@osmocom.org>: the construct
where a static-allocated string was passed to printf() without any
format arguments causes newer compilers to report a security problem.
Given that formatted output is not needed here, just fixed string
output, change printf() to fputs(), and direct the error message
to stderr while at it.
| author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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| date | Thu, 23 May 2024 17:29:57 +0000 |
| parents | 74331b35b1da |
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# The most basic ringtone included in TI's TCS211 delivery was apparently # intended to consist of alternating 800 Hz and 900 Hz tones, although # the actual output was a continuous 99 Hz tone as a result of interface # mismatch between the BZ_Tone() driver function and the tone generation # tables. # # In 2016 we made FC Magnetite emit actual 800 Hz and 900 Hz tones, # or rather the closest approximations to these two frequencies that # can be produced in BU mode - see ring.buz example. In 2021 we are # looking into the possibility of switching from BU mode to PWT mode; # the present melody file is a test of how the closest PWT counterpart # to 800/900 Hz would sound. g5 64 12 a5 64 12 g5 64 12 a5 64 12 g5 64 12 a5 64 12 g5 64 12 a5 64 12 g5 64 12 a5 64 12 g5 64 12 a5 64 12 g5 64 12 a5 64 12 g5 64 12 a5 64 12 g5 64 12 a5 64 12 g5 64 12 a5 64 12