inttypes.5 (2010 09)

inttypes(5) inttypes(5)

SCNd16 d scan formatting option for int16_t

SCNd32 d scan formatting option for int32_t

SCNd64 d scan formatting option for int64_t

SCNdMAX d scan formatting option for intmax_t

SCNi16 i scan formatting option for int16_t

SCNi32 i scan formatting option for int32_t

SCNi64 i scan formatting option for int64_t

SCNiMAX i scan formatting option for intmax_t

SCNu16 u scan formatting option for uint16_t

SCNu32 u scan formatting option for uint32_t

SCNu64 u scan formatting option for uint64_t

SCNo16 o scan formatting option for int16_t

SCNo32 o scan formatting option for int32_t

SCNo64 o scan formatting option for int64_t

SCNoMAX o scan formatting option for intmax_t

SCNx16 x scan formatting option for int16_t

SCNx32 x scan formatting option for int32_t

SCNx64 x scan formatting option for int64_t

SCNxMAX x scan formatting option for intmax_t

SCNdFAST d scan formatting option for intfast_t

SCNiFAST i scan formatting option for intfast_t

SCNoFAST o scan formatting option for intfast_t

SCNxFAST x scan formatting option for intfast_t

Notes

The formatting options for the printf() family of functions all begin with PRI, whereas the formatting

options for the scanf() family of functions all begin with SCN. These formatting strings may not be

interchangeable.

EXAMPLES

The following example shows how to use one of the print formatting options with the

printf()

function.

uint64_t u;

...

printf("u = %016" PRIx64 "\n", u);

AUTHOR

inttypes.h was developed by HP.

FILES

/usr/include/inttypes.h