VkFormat(3X)

VkFormat - Convenience function that prints into a buffer and returns it

As shipped in IRIX 6.5.22. Unchanged since IRIX 6.5.

NAME
     VkFormat - Convenience function that prints into a buffer and returns it

SYNOPSIS
     #include <Vk/VkFormat.h>
     const char *VkFormat(const char* fmt, .../*args*/);

DESCRIPTION
     VkFormat passes its arguments to vsprintf, which writes to a buffer that
     is owned by VkFormat.  What is written must not exceed BUFSIZ, as defined
     by stdio.h.  The caller must not attempt to free the buffer returned by
     VkFormat.

     The buffer contents remain valid only until the next call to VkFormat.
     In particular, the buffer will remain valid across function calls only as
     long as those functions, and anything they call, do not also use
     VkFormat.

     (libvk uses its own internal version of VkFormat, so calls to it are
     safe.)

SEE ALSO
     vsprintf(3S)