Hello!
I have what I want to print to file current printf-ing on my console. Can I have some help getting it to do the same, only this time to file please. I can't get it to work.
Many thanks
for(i= 0; i <= k; i++)
{
add = (unsigned char *)s;
data = *add;
printf("data = %02x \n\r",data);
s++;
}
Jump to PostOpen a file stream using fopen(), then call fprintf() instead of printf(). Alternatively, you could redirect stdin into a file, but I don't get the impression that this is what you want.
Open a file stream using fopen(), then call fprintf() instead of printf(). Alternatively, you could redirect stdin into a file, but I don't get the impression that this is what you want.
awesome - just what i need!
What deceptikon said, except instead of "redirect stdin", it should read "redirect stdout"... :-) Another case of the keyboard mis-interpreting the user's intent... :-)
except instead of "redirect stdin", it should read "redirect stdout"... :-)
I have an excuse for that brain fart this time. I spent a large portion of the afternoon working on the input half of a standard C library implementation, so I had stdin on the brain. Give it a few days and I'll type stdout when I mean stdin. ;)
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