[EXT_EP-7829] printf gives wrong value for pointer when its value is incremented - Software Issue Report (SIR)

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Product:
Code Generation Tools
Internal ID:
CODEGEN-60
OldID:
SDSCM00008630
Found In Release:

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C2000_16.9.0.LTS
C2000_18.1.0.LTS
C2000_6.4.0B1
MSP430_20.2.0.LTS
MSP430_21.6.0.LTS
C2000_21.6.0.LTS
MSP430_15.12.0.LTS
C2000_20.2.0.LTS
MSP430_18.1.0.LTS
C2000_22.6.0.LTS
C2000_15.12.0.LTS
MSP430_4.4.0B1
MSP430_18.12.0.LTS
MSP430_16.9.0.LTS
C2000_18.12.0.LTS

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C2000_16.9.0.LTS C2000_18.1.0.LTS C2000_6.4.0B1 MSP430_20.2.0.LTS MSP430_21.6.0.LTS C2000_21.6.0.LTS MSP430_15.12.0.LTS C2000_20.2.0.LTS MSP430_18.1.0.LTS C2000_22.6.0.LTS C2000_15.12.0.LTS MSP430_4.4.0B1 MSP430_18.12.0.LTS MSP430_16.9.0.LTS C2000_18.12.0.LTS
Workaround:

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To get rid of the warning message modify the printf statement as
follows:
printf('0x%lx\n', 0x10000 + (t=(long int)&global_var));
This modified code executes correctly too.

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To get rid of the warning message modify the printf statement as follows: printf('0x%lx\n', 0x10000 + (t=(long int)&global_var)); This modified code executes correctly too.
Release Notes:
No plans to address at this time.

printf gives wrong value for pointer when its value is incremented