I have been having some problems lately...
I am writing my own opensource OS called Ness in C. I have a multiboot ELF kernel that boots up :-), turns on XMS, prints some stuff to the screen, and halts. I have code for a shell and a filesystem (yeah, right...) but I can't seem to get it -- the shell --- to SCANF() because I have no Ness OS Runtime Library (nLibc). Does anybody know where I can get an OS's LIBC example with a SCANF()?

Notice: I have PRINTF() and CLS() because it is compiled into the kernel to write to videoram. it works, but it dosen't scroll the screen. -- I can worry about that later; I have a deadline!

Tech stuff: Yes, it is 32 bit mode. No, I don't like using ASM.

You want scanf() code to use or how to use scanf() in code?

GNU libc
BSD Darwin libc