05-16-2008
I would rely on the manpage of snprintf() on your system instead of on a certain someone. You can write a small code snippet to verify if snprintf() provides that functionality.
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firestring_snprintf
firestring_snprintf(3) Library Functions Manual firestring_snprintf(3)
NAME
firestring_snprintf - snprintf(3) provided as a replacement so programs can maintain ANSI C compliance
SYNOPSIS
#include <firestring.h>
-lfirestring
long firestring_snprintf(char * out, const size_t size, const char * const format, ...)
DESCRIPTION
firestring_snprintf() writes a maximum of size bytes to out based on the formatting rules specified in format and the further arguments
provided.
As snprintf(3) is not a ANSI C function, firestring_snprintf() is provided as a replacement for programs wishing to maintain ANSI C compli-
ance. It acts much like snprintf(3), except that it only uses single-letter format tags, and only supports a subset of the common formats.
Formats supported:
%s - char *
%d - int
%l - long
%u - unsigned int
%y - unsigned long
%g - signed long long
%o - unsigned long long
%f - double
%t - time_t (printed in ISO format)
%e - struct firestring_estr_t *
The %s type handles NULL values by displaying the string "(null)". All numeric types support zero padding through the standard %02d for-
mat.
RETURN VALUE
Returns the number of bytes written to out not including the trailing nil.
AUTHOR
Ian Gulliver <ian@penguinhosting.net>
SEE ALSO
libfirestring(3)
2003-05-15 firestring_snprintf(3)