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libwprintf

Description: Wide char printf functions
Download: libwprintf.lha       (TIPS: Use the right click menu if your browser takes you back here all the time)
Size: 32kb
Version: 20221203
Date: 04 Dec 2022
Author: Fredrik Wikström
Submitter: Fredrik Wikström
Email: fredrik/a500 org
Category: development/library/misc
Replaces: development/library/misc/libwprintf.lha
License: BSD
Distribute: yes
Min OS Version: 4.0
FileID: 12329
 
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Some rather simple implementations of wide char printf functions that were
originally written for the AmigaOS4 port of unrar.

Now converted into an easy to use static library and with added support for
floating point numbers.

The following functions are supported:
- wprintf()
- vwprintf()
- swprintf()
- vswprintf()
- fwprintf()
- vfwprintf()

Installation:
Copy SDK/#? ALL SDK:

The complete source code is also included in the archive under a 2-clause BSD
license.

Changes since the last release:

- Do not treat regular "%s" string arguments as wide char (only "%ls", "%S"
  and "%lS" are now treated as wide char). This did not cause problems with
  the unrar port as it only ever outputs wide char strings.


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