How do I use a windows function ( _itoa() ) in LabWindows/CVI?

[The other JoJo]

The exact function is:
char *_itoa( int value, char *string, int radix );

[mfukuchi]

Hello,
itoa is not an ANSI function; it's not a standard C function. Therefore, it is not supported by all compilers, unlike atoi.

You can use Fmt function in CVI. Please refer to LW/CVI Help file that ships with LW/CVI.

Mika Fukuchi
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

[msaxon]

_itoa() is specific to Microsoft VC++ and some other compilers, it is not a Windows API function. You can use the CVI Fmt() or standard C sprintf() functions instead.

Martin.

[The other JoJo]

Thank you very much! That is very helpful to know.

[The other JoJo]

Thank you!