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Again, you're mixing functions up. `std::print` is the equivalent to "std::fprintf", the one you want to write on random buffers is `std::format_to_n`, which IS
by qalmakka 3y ago
Again, you're mixing functions up. `std::print` is the equivalent to "std::fprintf", the one you want to write on random buffers is `std::format_to_n`, which IS a strictly better version of `snprintf`.