Peter Mittermayer:
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>From the snprintf man page:
The snprintf() function is identical to sprintf() with the
addition of the argument n, which specifies the size of the
buffer referred to by s. The buffer is terminated with the
null byte only if space is available.
So, why not just write your own snprintf?
Hope this helps,
Alphons
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