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== Parsing integers with bases ==

Is there an RC article for this? --[[User:Mcandre]]

== C int2str ==
== C int2str ==



Revision as of 03:40, 7 August 2011

Parsing integers with bases

Is there an RC article for this? --User:Mcandre

C int2str

I removed int2str in a recent revision because of "various bugs". For the record the issues I noticed are:

  1. The integer input has to be greater than 0, otherwise the output is bogus.
  2. The occasional use of a static char buffer inside this function is unnecessary and makes it non-threadsafe.
  3. The result is written starting from the end of the buffer rather than the beginning (unlike sprintf and itoa).
  4. The given buffer is assumed to be 32 chars.

There's a standard way to convert integers to strings so I don't think it's necessary to reinvent this wheel. A well-tested itoa implementation might still be interesting though. Rasalas 02:28, 31 May 2010 (UTC)