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Nanoprintf: A tiny embeddable printf replacement written in C89/C99

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Re: Nanoprintf: A tiny embeddable printf replacement written in C89/C99

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This is a friend’s project. It’s a public domain, header-only vsnprintf that supports floats. It has zero dependencies, zero libc calls, no allocations, < 100B stack, < 5K on a Cortex-M with optimizations on. It’s meant for small systems where you need a full-featured printf without a huge footprint.