eezstreet

The change isn't for 64-bit Windows (I don't think?). The original code used printf("0x%x", ptr);, where %x prints out ptr in hex. But the C spec doesn't define whether 0x should or shouldn't be included as part of formatting %x. There are C runtime implementations that do either. The PRIxPTR macro in inttypes.h supposedly only prints the hex value of the address without the 0x prefix.

But you can include that one header and still compile with 2010 or 2012 right? In my opinion development should freeze the VS version used... I hope they don't continue to move to latest version of VS at every new release.

Regardless, it's rather trivial. It could have been formatted as "%xh" and that would've been fine..