> From: Lawrence Lile [mailto:llile@toastmaster.com]

...

> > sprintf(string1,"Temperature: %d F");
>
> This sprintf() must be a Hitech thing - CCS doesn't like it.

sprintf() is an ANSI thing.  I think it's in the original K&R C as well, but my
pre-ANSI K&R book is sitting at home and I'm at work, so I can't verify that.

If CCS support variable argument lists (va_arg, va_start, va_end, ...), then you
can easily build your own sprintf.  Of course if they support variable argument
lists, then they probably support vsprintf() and you can use that.

-Mike

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