When using the sprintf function the converted results buffer contains a mixture of the correct converted results and the provided format parameters.
Example:
temp=123;
status=5;
bytecount=sprintf(buffer, "S,%d,%u,E",temp,status);
buffer should contain S,123,5,E
but
buffer contains S,%d,%u,E
Does anyone know why?
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When using the sprintf function the converted results buffer contains a mixture of the correct converted results and the provided format parameters.
Example:
temp=123;
status=5;
bytecount=sprintf(buffer, "S,%d,%u,E",temp,status);
buffer should contain S,123,5,E
but
buffer contains S,%d,%u,E
Does anyone know why?
I treid this and the buffer is containing the proper values as u have given in the code.
Raghuram
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