From:	Hans-Bernhard Broeker <broeker AT acp3bf DOT physik DOT rwth-aachen DOT de>
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Subject:	Re: Question of fprintf...
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David Cleaver <davidis AT ou DOT edu> wrote:

>> > cotnum(a, outfile);
>> > fprintf(outfile, "^%d + ", x);

> Because these libraries are used in manipulating really big numbers.
> These are basically objects, and the value "a" in the code snipet is
> a pointer to one of these objects.

That's a rather obvious design bug in that library, then. 'cotnum()'
really should not write out anything besides the number itself, or
offer an option omit that trailing newline.  Better still, it should
work in sprintf() style, presenting its result as a string, which you
can then manipulate in whatever way you have to.
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