[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #35852] fscanf does not read full file

[Roman Hiestand]

Follow-up Comment #25, bug #35852 (project octave):

Jordi: You are welcome to look over my shoulder as I reproduce the bug with
the MinGW build of Octave 3.6.1 :-) And I can assure you that it uses
libstdc++6. It only uses msvcrt.dll, which contains functions of the C
standard library, not C++. Anyway, MinGW and Visual C++ have a different name
mangling for C++ methods, and are therefore incompatible.

John: I haven't implemented a parser for quite some time, but I would break up
the input into words, put each word into a std::string and then process it
individually. But I can imagine that this would require a lot of changes in
the code.

As a compromise I propose to fix the bug at hand in octave_read_value using my
patch (and applying it also for the float version which I overlooked), and
attack the problem in read_inf_nan_na later.


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