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H. Peter Anvin wrote:
> Giacomo Catenazzi wrote:> >>>> kprintf would be better> > >> > Why? We don't have, say, kstrcpy() or ksscanf() for other functions
> that are library-equivalent.
k to remember people that it is not the std function, thus not a write to
the standard output. I see more like fprintf (file) and [v]sprintf (string),
we write to a special buffer ("klog").
But if we don't move the verbosity level out of string, also the simple
'printf' would be fine.
ciao
giacomo
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