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Re: Trouble with pwm outputs
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Originally Posted by Just3D
This is the behavior of the standard C printf
Is that so? Most of my experience with the *printf* standards has been the c++ libraries' implementation of sprintf(). With sprintf() you send the value of the variable, rather than the address. It's odd that printf() would require an address, any reasoning behind it?
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