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strtol

 Format
#include <string.h>
long strtol (const char *string, char **endptr, int base)

Arguments
  • string is the character string to be converted
  • endptr is the pointer to a pointer to an unrecognizable character string
  • base is the radix (for bases from 2 to 36); if 0 is specified as the radix, the actual radix is obtained by using the first one or two characters of the string (see below)
Return Value
The converted numeric long value of the character string

What This Function Does
It converts a specified character string to a numeric value with a long type by parsing the string using this format:

[whitespace][{sign}][{0}][{x|X}][digits]

Where:
  • whitespace consists of spaces, NULL characters, or tab characters
  • sign is + (note that - is considered to be an unrecognizable character)
  • [{0}][{x|X}] is an optional radix specification code for octal (0 only) or hex (0 and (x or X))
  • digits consists of a string of more than one numeric characters
If 0 is specified as the radix base, the radix is interpreted as follows:
  • If the first character of the string is '0' and the second character is not 'x' or 'X', the radix is 8 (it is an octal number)
  • If the first character of the string is '0' and the second character is 'x' or 'X', the radix is 16 (it is a hexadecimal number)
  • If the first character of the string is '1' to '9', the radix is 10 (it is a decimal number)
Conversion is terminated when an unrecognizable character appears as a part of the number. If endptr is not NULL, it points to *endptr which points to the unrecognizable character that terminated the conversion.

Note
This standard function comes with NuSystem.


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Last updated January 1998