itoa in gcc 6.5

sparhawk · 29 January 2020, 15:44

Is there no "itao" in gcc 6.5 available? I thought I have seen it somewhere. I tried to google for it, and the usual answer is "use sprintf" which is IMO not really a good answer, as sprintf introduces a lot of overhead.
I found some itoa implementations but most of them are limited to the "classic" radix of 2,8,10,16 and I seem to remember that I had seen a rather generic one which could up to base 62.

sparhawk · 29 January 2020, 18:14

Found one in libc.

29 January 2020, 15:44	#1
sparhawk Registered User Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: Essen/Germany Age: 55 Posts: 463	itoa in gcc 6.5 Is there no "itao" in gcc 6.5 available? I thought I have seen it somewhere. I tried to google for it, and the usual answer is "use sprintf" which is IMO not really a good answer, as sprintf introduces a lot of overhead. I found some itoa implementations but most of them are limited to the "classic" radix of 2,8,10,16 and I seem to remember that I had seen a rather generic one which could up to base 62.

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sparhawk Registered User Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: Essen/Germany Age: 55 Posts: 463	Found one in libc.

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