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Where is the source-code of prinf & scanf

After having some trouble with scanf & printf
(scanf receives 0x0D and convertes this to 0x0A)
(printf attaches CR to \n)

i ask myself: where's the Sourcecode of all this function's?
Printf & scanf sin, cos and all this stuff are library-functions.
Can they be changed, it is useful to change them?
Can i learn something for example how sin is computed?

Of course i've learned from this: now i use my own my_putchar & my_getkey when transmitting/receiving singele binary char's.

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  • "In the keil/lib folder there are some source files."

    True - but not printf nor scanf.

    The provided files are documented in the Manual:

    http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/ca/ca_lib_source.htm

    These are the only ones that should need customisation!

    If you really want some source, take a look at an Open-Source compiler like GCC...

    "These are not parts of the C language standard, just extensions."

    No, that's not quite true.
    Although not actually part of the language, the requirements of the standard library - including printf and scanf - are part of the standard!

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  • "In the keil/lib folder there are some source files."

    True - but not printf nor scanf.

    The provided files are documented in the Manual:

    http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/ca/ca_lib_source.htm

    These are the only ones that should need customisation!

    If you really want some source, take a look at an Open-Source compiler like GCC...

    "These are not parts of the C language standard, just extensions."

    No, that's not quite true.
    Although not actually part of the language, the requirements of the standard library - including printf and scanf - are part of the standard!

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