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Using printf() as UserCode in EasyC 2.0

I've add stdio.h to the Include files of my project, but printf("Test: %d", 1); (as a UserCode block) isn't writing to the terminal. What does PrintToScreen() do differently? PrintToScreen is limited to a single variable, and has a "\n" at the end, I'd like to have a bit more control (and just understand the communciation process better).

Do I need to include the printf_lib? If so, can someone explain the steps of integrating the VexCode libraries with the EasyC libraries?

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Tac
 


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