ltoa, itoa, ultoa in gcc

[lrtaylor@micron.com]

This isn't necessarily going to answer your question, but whether or not they are supported has nothing to do with GCC.  These are functions that would be in the C library, which is a system library rather than a compiler library.  So, whether or not they are supported will depend on whether or not your C library supports them.  And whether or not there are good alternatives will also depend on your C library.  What platform are you trying to build on?

Thanks,
Lyle Taylor

-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron Case [mailto:aaron.case@dynazign.com]
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 11:30 AM
To: gcc-help@gcc.gnu.org
Subject: ltoa, itoa, ultoa in gcc

Hello,

I am porting code from Microsoft C v5.1 that is not exactly ANSI standard.
I thought that ltoa, itoa, and ultoa were standard but I see now that they
are NOT ANSI standard.

Do have to write these functions myself or is there something supported by
GCC that will suffice??

Thanks in Advance

Aaron Case