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How to access the stdio library?

HenkvW

Hi,

I'm using the STM32F103ZE uC with Keil uVision4 IDE and I need some functions like 'memset()' residing in some 'stdio.lib' library.

Now I don't find the stdio.lib file anywhere in the C:\Keil directory.

What do I need to know or what do I need to do to access the memset() function?

best regards,

Henk

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  • 0 in reply to HenkvW

    I was mistaken as 'memset' is not part of the 'stdio' library but part of the 'string' library.

    You're still mistaken, because it is part of neither --- because none of them is, actually, a library. Those are just header files. The library whose interface these headers (among others) describe is the Standard C Library, which is defined as part of the C programming language itself, and thus is an integral part of every C compilation environment.

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  • 0 in reply to HenkvW

    I was mistaken as 'memset' is not part of the 'stdio' library but part of the 'string' library.

    You're still mistaken, because it is part of neither --- because none of them is, actually, a library. Those are just header files. The library whose interface these headers (among others) describe is the Standard C Library, which is defined as part of the C programming language itself, and thus is an integral part of every C compilation environment.

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