I have the following code
int myInt;
sscanf(str, "%d=%s", &myInt, str);
Will this be valid? Is there a better way to do this if I have it in a loop?
I have the following code int myInt; sscanf(str, %d=%s, &myInt, str); Will this be
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I have the following code
int myInt;
sscanf(str, "%d=%s", &myInt, str);
Will this be valid? Is there a better way to do this if I have it in a loop?
My guess is that this wil usually work because it seems like the source string will always be >= the result string, and that would seem to cause deterministic and as-specified results.
But I still wouldn’t do it. Library functions typically have
restrict-qualified parameters in order to allow for optimizations and prefetch.Don’t tempt the compiler.