Hello Kevin,

>I use the CCS compiler and it works by permitting you to implement a
write_char>() routine and then does the
>necessary glue to enable you to call it painlessly:
>
>printf(write_char, "Counter=%d\n", count);
>
>calls write_char with each char in the formatted string.  Quite a
reasonable >architecture for a PIC C compiler.

    And how much overhead does the printf() function takes? What is it's
size?

    Best regards,

    Brusque
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