Closed zDimaBY closed 2 years ago
@zDimaBY Thank for your info.
I don't quite understand what prevents you from using this library.
But whom are you writing to? Perhaps you wanted to write "me" instead of "you"?
Anyway, this project is closed for a long time and none of the authors reads issues
Perhaps you wanted to write "me" instead of "you"?
Yes, on arduino compiler it works, for example simple gcc function: itoa (int data, char string, int radix), ltoa (long data, char string, int radix), ultoa (unsigned long data, char* string, int radix) the compiler says: 'utoa' was not declared in this scope. When change the target to an Arduino board, everything compiles. That's why I asked the question..
i will check it later and post back
@zDimaBY I checked - itoa() function is supported. No additional header files are required to be included. The sketch below compiles fine
void setup() {
char a[22];
int b=33;
itoa(b,a,10);
}
void loop() {}
I think you need to look for errors in your code.
What version of IDE are you using?
I tested it in v.1.8.3 For Arduino v.1.8.13 and above try to add at beginning of file
Closed due to inactivity from OP
https://github.com/GyverLibs/mString/issues/3 I don't quite understand what prevents from using this library. Perhaps need to include some other libraries?