I know printf prints to "stdout" how exactly can I change the pointer to a class of mine that i'd prefer to handle the output string? or is it better to just process using sprintf and manage the strings? Would there be any issues with the first method?
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Jump to PostI know printf prints to "stdout" how exactly
By definition on the standard. Beyond that, don't know, don't care. Just need to know that it works....
can I change the pointer to a class of mine that i'd prefer to handle the output string?
What pointer?
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