Lines Matching defs:n
135 printf(" on line %d of %s\n", kobj_linenum(file),
263 case '\n':
273 case '\n':
278 *cp++ = '\n';
337 if (iswhite(ch) || (ch == '\n')) {
427 parse_debug(NULL, "kobj_lex: token %s value '%s'\n",
1017 #define warn_format2 " applied as the current setting.\n"
1217 printf("\n");
1228 "' in module: '%s'.\n", sysp->sys_op, sysp->sys_ptr,
1244 printf("now it is set to '0x%" PRIx8 "'.\n",
1255 "' in module: '%s'.\n", sysp->sys_op, sysp->sys_ptr,
1271 printf("now it is set to '0x%" PRIx16 "'.\n",
1282 "' in module: '%s'.\n", sysp->sys_op, sysp->sys_ptr,
1298 printf("now it is set to '0x%" PRIx32 "'.\n",
1309 "' in module: '%s'.\n", sysp->sys_op, sysp->sys_ptr,
1325 printf("now it is set to '0x%" PRIx64 "'.\n",
1357 case 'n':
1359 *cp++ = '\n';
1474 BMDPRINTF(("rootfs bootpath: %s\n", rootfs.bo_name));
1481 BMDPRINTF(("rootfs fstype: %s\n", rootfs.bo_fstype));
1732 parse_debug(NULL, "\n");
1777 parse_debug(NULL, "state 0x%x\n", state);
2456 printf("dacf debug: clearing rules database\n");
2463 printf("dacf debug: parsing %s\n", fname);
2600 * We need to check to see if the string has a \n in it.
2605 if (strchr(tokbuf, '\n')) {
2729 printf("\ndacf debug: done!\n");
2786 int n = 0;
2793 buf[n] = hcl->class_name;
2794 ++n;
2798 return (n);