NAME¶

error() - formats and prints on the standard error stream

SYNOPSIS¶

error(format,arg1...argn);
char *format

DESCRIPTION¶

error is the equivalent of: fprintf(stderr, format, arg1...argn).

RETURNS¶

none

SEE ALSO¶

comerr(3), comerrno(3), error(3), errmsg(3), error(3) geterrno(3), printf(3), format(3)

NOTES¶

Normally stderr is unbuffered. Using error() allows a simple message to be immediately written to the user via the standard error stream (stderr).