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GCC compiler I am in need of it for a project based on U-Boot for the MCF54450 What I am exactly looking for is standard libraries written in C which
would give me support for printing of doubles (i.e. atof, vsprintf with %f,
etc..). I need the C source code so I can drop it into our current
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Granville Gregg wrote:
> > Hi > > Anyone know where I can get the source for vsprintf for the GCC compiler > I am in need of it for a project based on U-Boot for the MCF54450 > > > > What I am exactly looking for is standard libraries written in C which > would give me support for printing of doubles (i.e. atof, vsprintf with > %f, etc..). I need the C source code so I can drop it into our current > embedded system > > > Gregg > gcc doesn't have a vsprintf function - that's part of the C library, not the C compiler. So you want to look in the source code for a C library. Different C libraries have different licenses - you cannot take the vsprintf code from the gnu libc and paste it into your code unless your entire code is (L)GPL. An alternative source that might be a better choice is newlib (BSD-style license). mvh., David --- [hidden email] Send a post to the list. [hidden email] Join the list. [hidden email] Join the list in digest mode. [hidden email] Leave the list. |
Also dietlibc (GPL), uClibc (LGPL) and the various *BSD system's libc's.
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