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les sources de itoa

j'aimerais avoir les sources c++ de la fonction itoa... jai qque
problemes avec cette fonction sur linux.

Jul 23 '05 #1
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ti*******@gmail.com wrote:
j'aimerais avoir les sources c++ de la fonction itoa... jai qque
problemes avec cette fonction sur linux.


1. May I recommend English?

2. itoa() is not ISO Standard C++. Consult your compiler documentation.
For a portable way to convert from an integer to a string, use
either a std::ostringstream, or std::sprintf() (latter is not
recommended due to potential buffer overrun issues).

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