Utilities to deal with U64s. More...
#include "linden_common.h"
#include "u64.h"
Functions | |
U64 | llstrtou64 (const char *str, char **end, S32 base) |
Helper function to wrap strtoull() which is not available on windows. | |
U64 | str_to_U64 (const std::string &str) |
Forgivingly parse a null terminated character array. | |
F64 | U64_to_F64 (const U64 value) |
Convert a U64 to the closest F64 value. | |
char * | U64_to_str (U64 value, char *result, S32 result_size) |
Given a U64 value, return a printable representation. | |
std::string | U64_to_str (U64 value) |
Given a U64 value, return a printable representation. |
Utilities to deal with U64s.
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U64 str_to_U64 | ( | const std::string & | str | ) |
Forgivingly parse a null terminated character array.
str | The string to parse. |
char* U64_to_str | ( | U64 | value, | |
char * | result, | |||
S32 | result_size | |||
) |
Given a U64 value, return a printable representation.
The client of this function is expected to provide an allocated buffer. The function then snprintf() into that buffer, so providing NULL has undefined behavior. Providing a buffer which is too small will truncate the printable value, so usually you want to declare the buffer:
char result[U64_BUF]; std::cout << "value: " << U64_to_str(value, result, U64_BUF);
value | The U64 to turn into a printable character array. | |
result | The buffer to use | |
result_size | The size of the buffer allocated. Use U64_BUF. |
std::string U64_to_str | ( | U64 | value | ) |
Given a U64 value, return a printable representation.
value | The U64 to turn into a printable character array. |