How do I use the ANSI-C function itoa()?

[mikie]

Or is this not ANSI-C, and thus not supported? It's in my old 1978 Kernighan-Ritchie book.

For this compiler not to have this is absolutely silly.

Message Edited by mikie on 11-14-2006 03:22 PM

[Collin M]

I don't think itoa() is ANSI-C. You can use sprintf() instead. Or you could write your own itoa()!

[mikie]

Yeah, I can do that. Thanks.

I'm finding a lot of things I've been using for 20+ years, I can't do any more. It's taking me a long time to get this MS-C stuff to compile on CVI.