Writes a specified character string directly to the current screen.
#include <stdio.h>
int cputs (
const char *buf);
(IN) Points to a character string.
If successful, returns 0. Otherwise, returns nonzero and sets errno.
The carriage-return and line-feed characters are not appended to the string. The null-terminating character is not written.
The cputs function is a hard-wired console function. Even if stdout is redirected, the output from this function still goes to the application screen.
If your application does not create a screen with the SCREENNAME directive at compile time, the output is directed to one of the following console screens:
On NetWare 5.x and earlier, to the System Console screen
On NetWare 6.0 and later, to the System Logger screen.
For more information on screen types and screen creation, see Section 3.3, Screen Management.