• Todd (4/4) Oct 17 2007 Does anyone have a link to a Oct2Dec converter? I found ultox and xtoul,...
• Regan Heath (6/8) Oct 17 2007 So, you found this thread then?
• Todd Titus (5/9) Oct 18 2007 I imported std.c.stdlib and got a compile error along the lines of:
• Bill Baxter (3/17) Oct 18 2007 Try calling "std.c.stdlib.stroul" in your code instead of just "stroul".
• Todd (2/5) Oct 19 2007 thought of that last night. working great now.

Todd <toddtitus mindspring.com> writes:

Does anyone have a link to a Oct2Dec converter? I found ultox and xtoul, many
thanks to SpottedTiger.

Octal to decimal seem a little harder to locate.

Todd
 

Regan Heath <regan netmail.co.nz> writes:

Todd wrote:
 Does anyone have a link to a Oct2Dec converter? I found ultox and xtoul, many
thanks to SpottedTiger.

So, you found this thread then?

http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/digitalmars/D/learn/read_Hexadecimal_value_from_string_8632.html

 Octal to decimal seem a little harder to locate.

strtoul decalred in std.c.stdlib will probably do what you want, google 
for it's MAN page or similar.  Or as Frank suggested Tango has it covered.

Regan

Todd Titus <toddtitus mindspring.com> writes:

 strtoul decalred in std.c.stdlib will probably do what you want, google 
 for it's MAN page or similar.  Or as Frank suggested Tango has it covered.
 
 Regan

I imported std.c.stdlib and got a compile error along the lines of:
data type std.c.stdlib stroul conflicts with stdlib stroul...
so I tried using stroul in stdlib by itself but it will require several
conversions to make it work correctly.

Think I will write a function from scratch, wish me luck :)

Todd

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

Todd Titus wrote:
 strtoul decalred in std.c.stdlib will probably do what you want, google 
 for it's MAN page or similar.  Or as Frank suggested Tango has it covered.

 Regan

 
 I imported std.c.stdlib and got a compile error along the lines of:
 data type std.c.stdlib stroul conflicts with stdlib stroul...
 so I tried using stroul in stdlib by itself but it will require several
conversions to make it work correctly.
 
 Think I will write a function from scratch, wish me luck :)
 
 Todd
 
 

Try calling "std.c.stdlib.stroul" in your code instead of just "stroul".

--bb

Todd <toddtitus mindspring.com> writes:

 Try calling "std.c.stdlib.stroul" in your code instead of just "stroul".
 
 --bb

thought of that last night. working great now.

Todd