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Yes, in the sense that calling it anywhere will pull in a lot of stdlib stuff by default. But no, in that it's trivial in C to write your own minimal printf rep
by __david__ 7y ago
Yes, in the sense that calling it anywhere will pull in a lot of stdlib stuff by default. But no, in that it's trivial in C to write your own minimal printf replacement. Because of the nature of linking in C, it will override all uses of it.