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Read-Only Author Michel Ketelaars Posted 20-May-2005 14:44 GMT Toolset C166	vsscanf not in stdio.h Michel Ketelaars My stdio.h library from keil do not have a function vsscanf which normally works the same way as sscanf but uses a pointer to an argument list instead of a additional argument list. Does anybody know a smart or easy way to create an vsscanf function. Or maybe there is a newer version of the stdio.h library which includes this function. I am now using stdio.h version 5. (At least that is writen in the header.)

Read-Only Author Mike Kleshov Posted 21-May-2005 11:59 GMT Toolset C166	RE: vsscanf not in stdio.h Mike Kleshov Does anybody know a smart or easy way to create an vsscanf function I can think of a way to create a vsscanf function out of sscanf: 1) Figure out how the C166 compiler passes argumets to a function accepting varying number of arguments, like scanf. I imagine it pushes arguments onto the user stack in addition to using GPRs for parameter passing. 2) Write a vsscanf wrapper function in assembly language that would accept a pointer to the argument list and push them onto the user stack in the appropriate order before calling sscanf. Regards, - mike

Read-Only Author Michel Ketelaars Posted 23-May-2005 08:36 GMT Toolset C166	RE: vsscanf not in stdio.h Michel Ketelaars I think the way you discribe is the way to do it. Thank you for your reaction. Regards, Michel

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