Explicitly truncate log entries to silence gcc #319
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log.c's do_log() contains a silent (and harmless) snprintf() truncation. This truncation triggers gcc's
-Wformat-truncationwhen combined with-O3 -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2and glibc headers, as reported in #318;-O3is enabled by CMake on CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release builds, while we set-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2on CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release builds. This PR embeds the truncation in the format string, making it explicit and suppressing the warning. I haven't checked why the warning does not happen with-O2.Edit: accuracy