On Aug 9, 2011, at 9:30 AM, William Squires wrote: > Is there a function like NSLog() that doesn't print the timestamp (and other > crap) and doesn't automatically append a '\n' at the end? If not, what would > be the best way to implement such a function. Trouble is, printf() doesn't > understand the %@ specifier, so that approach would be a PITA.
fputs(stderr, [[NSString stringWithFormat: @“The count is %u”, count] UTF8String]); Wrap that in a function if you don’t want to type it every time :) (Even if you go with something else, make sure it writes to stderr not stout. Stdout gets buffered, so it’s much less useful for logging.) —Jens
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