"Bryan Sant" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> You're exactly right. That's why itoa in the C standard lib has you
> pass your own char[] into them. They're expecting the caller to
> allocate and babysit the buffer.
>
> Oh the joys of life with manual memory management :-).
As Michael said, itoa is not in the real C standard library, though
some implementations do package a version of itoa in with the standard
C library functions. Thus the premise behind this whole exercise. :)
--Levi
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