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ULONGLONG to string, using _ui64toa()?

tootypegs	7 Aug, 2008 - 05:22 AM Post #1
D.I.C Head Joined: 9 Oct, 2007 Posts: 173 My Contributions	hi, I seem to be stuck trying to preform a conversion on a ULONGLONG to a string. I've seen a few things regarding ui64toa() but ive never herd of this before and never used it so im not particulay sure that this is will do the job im after? I have also seen something like a stringstream? Could you guys advise on how these work? thank you
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jwwicks	7 Aug, 2008 - 06:07 AM Post #2
D.I.C Head Joined: 31 Jul, 2008 Posts: 57 Thanked 6 times Dream Kudos: 200 My Contributions	Hello tootypegs, QUOTE(tootypegs @ 7 Aug, 2008 - 05:22 AM) hi, I seem to be stuck trying to preform a conversion on a ULONGLONG to a string. I've seen a few things regarding ui64toa() but ive never herd of this before and never used it so im not particulay sure that this is will do the job im after? I have also seen something like a stringstream? Could you guys advise on how these work? thank you Try my conversion template... http://www.dreamincode.net/code/snippet2285.htm JW
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perfectly.insane	7 Aug, 2008 - 02:39 PM Post #3
D.I.C Addict Joined: 22 Mar, 2008 Posts: 550 Thanked 43 times Dream Kudos: 25 My Contributions	_snprintf/_snwprintf handles this on Windows. I think the normal sprintf and printf functions handle this using MSVCRT.DLL. I believe the format code is supposed to be %I64d. On BSD, I believe the %q format code is used for printf/sprintf.
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