Re: ReDirecting printf to memory????

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From: Harry Pulley
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 1990 14:23

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I don't know what application you want your new function for, but the standard
libraries already provide sprintf().

This function works similar to the way that printf() does, except that it will 
write the output to a character buffer instead of the standard output stream.
The programmer specifies the location of the buffer and is responsible for the
prevention of memory overrun.

HCPIV

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From: harry@aeshq.UUCP (Harry Pulley)
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Subject: Re: ReDirecting printf to memory????
Summary: > How about sprintf()?
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Date: 10 Oct 90 14:23:41 GMT
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