The overridden stdio functions `puts`, `putchar` and `printf` were removed. Instead, the corresponding newlib functions are always used. Using the newlib functions fixes output conflicts when using `f *` functions like `fprintf`,` fputs`, ... with `stdout` as the file parameter.
Some SDK interrupt service routines obviously use malloc/free in the interrupt context. Because the rmutex-based lock/unlock approach of the malloc/free function suite of the newlib does not work in the interrupt context, the SDK memory management functions MUST therefore be used. To use the same memory management functions in RIOT as in the SDK, the malloc/free function suite has to be replaced by wrapper functions.
