Overriding library functions

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From: Timothy Reed
Date: Sat, 29 Dec 1990 17:13

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I've defined my own printf() routine, and would like to use that
rather than the one in standard library (libsys_s.a on NeXT 2.0).
How do I go about doing that without conflicting with the regular
one?  Changing the name of my function and every instance of printf
in the code is not an option.

Gcc on the next is version 1.36.  Thanks!

Tim Reed
Gotham Users of NeXT, Inc.
treed@object.com

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