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pprriinnttff() -- Accessible Kernel Routine

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pprriinnttff(_f_o_r_m_a_t, _a_r_g, ... )
cchhaarr *_f_o_r_m_a_t;

The kernel's  version of pprriinnttff()  is a simplified version  of the function
found in  the standard C  library.  This version  recognizes the formatting
conversions %, cc,  dd, oo, pp, rr, ss, uu, xx, DD,  OO, UU, and XX. It also recognizes
the  length modifier  ll. It  does not  recognize left  justification, field
widths, or zero padding.  For details on each conversion specification, see
the Lexicon entry for the standard-I/O (STDIO) pprriinnttff() library function.

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Note that  unlike the library version of this  function, the kernel version
of  pprriinnttff() is  synchronous; that  is,  it does  not wait  until the  next
context switch before it prints your message.

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