Problem with pj_ansi_snprintf

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Yes, I implemented your solution but in this case I don't use pjsip 
functionality. Perhaps, the problem is present somewhere in pjsip.

It's using newlib, do you know if this problem becomes from newlib ?

Thanks

Samuel

Benny Prijono a ?crit :
> Samuel Vinson wrote:
>   
>> Hi,
>>
>> On windows, when I use (len = 0, the case of empty pj_str)
>>     printf("%.*s%s<%s:>\n",len,(char *)NULL,  (len?" " : ""), "sip");
>> I obtain and it's correct:
>>     <sip:>
>>
>> when I use
>>     pj_ansi_snprintf(ptr, 40, "%.*s%s<%s:>", len, (char *)NULL,  (len?" 
>> " : ""),"sip");
>>     printf("%s", ptr);
>> I obtain and it's correct:
>>     <sip:>
>>
>> On nintendo DS, when
>> I use the same statement, I obtain :
>>     - printf -> (null)<sip:>
>>     - pj_ansi_snprintf -> (null)<sip:>
>>
>> Where do you think is the problem ?
>>     - libc ?
>>     - gcc ?
>>     
>
>
> It's libc problem (maybe it's using uC-libc or newlib?)
>
>   
>> Because this problem I must define force_client field :-(
>>     
>
> What if you specify a display name in account id, like:
>
>    acc.id = pj_str("Name <sip:name at host>");
>
>   -benny
>
>   
>> Thanks
>>
>> Samuel
>>     
>
>
>
>
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