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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon) 
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga 
Subject: fprintf() xprintf() source 
Message-ID: <8609200834.AA08385@cory.Berkeley.EDU> 
Date: 20 Sep 86 08:34:12 GMT 
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Here are two printf() calls.  fprintf() for FILE HANDLES, and 
xprintf() for XSTDIO FILE POINTERS.  (These calls will also exist in 
the next revision of MY.LIB).  
 
If anything it's another example of assembly programming: library calls, 
C<->Assembly interfacing, and stack manipulation.  The program is almost 
completely self contained (except for calls to xwrite(), Write(), and 
RawDoFmt()) 
 
It even has comments! 
 
In anycase, it should be a boon for those of you who need a ?printf()... 
you can adapt it to almost anything. 
 
				"Defense Computer... they say it got smart" 
 
				-Matt