Why am I getting this “message rejected” stuff, anyway???
And who the heck is xxxxx@chelsio.com ? What does he have
to do with me? And if my messages are “rejected”, then why do I
get them anyway from NTDevList (like all other messages, so I
would assume other people ARE getting my messages!..)
Miguel Monteiro
xxxxx@criticalsoftware.com
www.criticalsoftware.com
«Humour and love are God’s answers
to Human weaknesses»
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As I said, DDK won’t complain if I simply declare the sprintf function:
int __cdecl sprintf(char *, const char *, …);
he will happily compile the driver and use sprintf… But I wasn’t sure
it was a DDK specific version of stdio.h - that’s why I asked if an
#include <stdio.h> statement would be correct.
Anyway, Phil Barila and Max gave a good tip (I wasn’t sure
DbgPrint/KdPrint supported the same syntax). 
Thank you guys, 
Miguel Monteiro
xxxxx@criticalsoftware.com
www.criticalsoftware.com
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On Thursday, May 31, 2001 11:57 AM “Moebius, V.” wrote:
>DbgPrint is the right solution for your problem but it could be from
>interest for you that sprintf as well as wsprintf and vsprintf are
>available in KM (a version of stdio.h is provided with the DDK).
On Wednesday, May 30, 2001 7:47 PM “Phil Barila” wrote:
> DbgPrint(“My value is %d”, nMyValue);
>
> Use KdPrint if you want it to disappear in Free builds.
On Wednesday, May 30, 2001 10:43 AM “Miguel Monteiro” wrote:
> Hi guys,
> Sorry to bother you with such a silly question but here goes:
> What’s the quickest way of sending a formatted output from a km driver
> to WinDbg?
>
> [snip]
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