Changing 'printf' to 'print' #93
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Wouldn't it make sense to rename the implemented function to printf? That would be more unix compatible. My guess is that implementing 'print' in stead of 'printf' was a mistake, while the text indicates the intention was to create 'printf'. |
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the text indicates the intention was to create "a function 'print' which works like 'printf' found on standard C ". |
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Function name "printf() " was never implemented . Implemented function is "print()" which works like "pintf()" found in standard c.