Print a range of memory values into a file

i want to print a range of memory values into a file. i have used the
following sequence of commands in the HIwave emulator

define i = 0

while i<1024
fprintf(out.txt,"%c",buff[i])
define i = i + 1
endwhile

the main problem that it's so slow

can't i instruct the fprinf command to print it as a string like this

fprintf(out.txt,"%s",buff)

.

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