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This is yet another call in the standard library that I have missed
while combing it looking for functions to add to the toolkit. It is
really amazing the stuff that is defined in ANSI C that I see value
in, but rarely see anyone use. Is there a reason for this? Problems
maintaining portability? Laziness on the part of a good many
coders? :-)
FYI: MSVC, Linux and FreeBSD define it in stdio.h. Anyone know
of an os that doesn't define snprintf? It's in the standard library, so
I would assume most, if not all would have it...
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I am running: (from uname -a)
IRIX merlin 6.2 03131015 IP22
(a SGI box)
and a
SunOs Webcentral 5.5.1 Generic sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-1
(a Sun Ultra Workstation)
they don't have it, and we have the developer's packages. I have a
strange feeling that this is a MS hack that the other two OS's added
to help themselves with porting from their many coders. It seems like
it might be a porting problem
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