From: bzinger@iName.com (Micheal A. Benzinger)
Subject: Re: Missing ANSI functions?
11 Nov 1997 20:07:57 -0800
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To: "Jon & Sue Trauntvein" <jont@tcsourceone.com>, <gnu-win32@cygnus.com>

Jon,


itoa and strrev are _NOT_ ANSI standard.  You can find itoa on many

platforms though.  I have never heard of strrev.


Mike Benzinger


At 09:11 PM 11/10/97 -0700, Jon & Sue Trauntvein wrote: 

>>>>

<excerpt><smaller>Greetings,

</smaller>  

<smaller>I have been recently porting some code that I had originally
written for Visual C++. In so doing, I have come accross some functions
that I thought were a part of the ANSI C library but don't appear to be
apart of the standard library distributed with the Cygnus compiler. These
functions are strrev (reverse a "C" string in place) and itoa (convert a
signed integer to an ASCII string). Is there something that I am doing
wrong or are these functions trully missing?

</smaller>  

<smaller>Regards,

</smaller>  

<smaller>Jon Trauntvein

</smaller>

</excerpt><<<<<<<<





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