Re: [avr-gcc-list] Standard IO - function fwrite

[Joerg Wunsch]

Marjan Fojkar <address@hidden> wrote:

> I expected that if one byte is successfully written then the
> function returns 1 if byte is not written then it returns 0.

This is how it works.

> In case of error it returns e.g. EOF.

No, it returns a `short write count' (less than requested), i.e.  it
could only be zero in your case since you only request one object.

This is exactly how the C standard requires it.

Of course, this all depends whether your backend put() function can
actually return an error indication.

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