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Converting int to char*
Name: cernov Date: May 24, 2004 at 13:07:52 Pacific OS: Fedora core 1 CPU/Ram: AMD 750Mhz 128 RAM
Comment:
Is there a function who converts any integer to a string (char *). Remember I can't use itoa() because it's a unix-like system
Name: tommycoolman Date: May 24, 2004 at 13:49:10 Pacific
Reply:
You can use sprintf(). It's like printf() except it prints to a string instead of stdout. sprintf() works exactly like printf(), except the first parameter is a pointer to a string.
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