How to input 8 byte hexadecimal number into char array?
I want to generate sequence of hexadecimal numbers starting with 07060504003020100
.
Next number would be 0f0e0d0c0b0a0908
etc in that order.
When I use unsigned long long int
and output the data the first开发者_开发问答 4 bits, meaning that 0
is truncated. and it prints 706050403020100
.
So I was thinking of putting the number into a char
array buffer(or some other buffer) and then print the output so that later if I want to compare I can do character/byte wise compare.
Can anybody help me out? char[8]="0x0706050403020100"
doesn't look right.
What are you using to print out your value? The syntax for printing 8 0-padded bytes to stdout would be something like
printf("%016X", value);
It breaks down like this:
%x = lowercase hex
%X = uppercase hex
%16X = always 16 characters (adds spaces)
%016X = zero-pad so that the result is always 16 characters
For example, you could do the same thing in base 10:
printf("%05d", 3); // output: 00003
You can also play with decimals:
printf("%.05f", 0.5); // output: 0.50000
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdio/printf/
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