Tue 15 Mar 2005 08:06:32 PM UTC, original submission:
Some of the test cases of the gcc test suite require the presence of vprintf and vscanf. The functionality is there. The only thing missing is the wrapper function calling fprintf and fscanf. :-).
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Yours,
Björn
As Björn Haase wrote:
> I think that it is not extremely urgent to clean-up this point, but
> I think that it would be helpful if the next time someone is
> changing something in stdio.h, the above addition could be
> incorporated (I'm not having a cvs checked-out avr-libc at this
> machine, so I can't easily prepare a proper patch).
Please file a bug report for it, to ensure it won't be forgotten.
As vprintf() is mandated by the standard and it's not a big deal to
provide it, it will be done. Since function-alike macros need to be
backed by actual functions in the library anyway (so you can #undef
the macro, e.g. in order to pass a pointer to the function around),
I'll probably opt for only implementing it as a wrapper function.
Should not matter much for your purpose.
p.s.: The same applies to vscanf().
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