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Overflowz



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Overflowz 25 Sep 2010, 09:50
Hello everyone. I'm interesting if there's something to convert Integer to a String without ITOA function from MSVCRT ? In assembly style or other library with STDCALL ? Smile Thanks.
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bitshifter 25 Sep 2010, 10:04
Check out my win32 utility - BitBox
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=11615

It has routines for the following conversions:

binary to string
decimal to string
hexadecimal to string

string to binary
string to decimal
string to hexadecimal

Note: they are not the safest or most robust routines.
Mainly because of under\overflow checking is not performed.
I have an updated version with more features i will upload soon.

Also if you search around there are routines which do all 3 in one proc.

Have fun Smile
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Overflowz



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Overflowz 25 Sep 2010, 10:18
Mate, I'm starter I dont understand lot of code from that code.. I need just simple code Smile Thank you.
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revolution 25 Sep 2010, 10:23
Overflowz: windwakr already gave you the code:

http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?p=119655#119655
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Overflowz 25 Sep 2010, 10:51
Yes I know but isn't there more easy way ? Smile
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Overflowz 25 Sep 2010, 11:00
If not, can someone rewrite that without error messages and things like that.. just MAIN functions what will convert integer to string. I'll learn that things later. thank you. ! Smile
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revolution 25 Sep 2010, 11:06
Overflowz wrote:
... but isn't there more easy way ? Smile
No. Progressive reduction by the base and then storing remainders in reverse order is about as simple as it gets. There are other much faster methods but they would be even more complex.
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Overflowz 25 Sep 2010, 11:52
never mind. just little example, not so much >.<
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LocoDelAssembly 25 Sep 2010, 14:41
BTW, do you really want itoa functionality or just simple, homework-like, convert to decimal (i.e. base 10) string?
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Overflowz 25 Sep 2010, 16:26
Just convert so I can display that in MessageBox API Smile Thanks.
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Overflowz 26 Sep 2010, 10:16
Nobody knows ? Smile
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revolution 26 Sep 2010, 10:47
Nobody cares. There are so many examples already on this board you can just search to find one to your liking.

Besides, we don't much fancy doing your homework for you. Wink
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Overflowz 26 Sep 2010, 11:04
I dont have any homework it's just for interest. Can you write the EASY Examples of that code what you're saying ?
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bitshifter 26 Sep 2010, 11:46
First to have decimal to convert...
Code:
g_value dd 1234    

Then to have a buffer for string...
Code:
g_buffer rb 256    

Now to have conversion routine...
Code:
dec2str:
        ; EAX = value
        ; EDI = buffer
        mov     ecx,10
    .stack_dec:
        xor     edx,edx
        div     ecx
        add     edx,'0'
        push    edx
        test    eax,eax
        jz      .purge_dec
        call    .stack_dec
    .purge_dec:
        pop     dword[edi]
        inc     edi
        ret    

Then to format number into buffer...
Code:
mov eax,[g_value]
mov edi,g_buffer
call dec2str
    

Then to display results...
Code:
invoke MessageBox,0,g_buffer,0,0    

Are you able to integrate into your own app, or do you need full example?


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Nameless 26 Sep 2010, 16:23
i hope this helps, i re-wrote it in Delphi, almost porting the asm code line by line to Delphi.
if u want it in C just ask
Code:
{
Base (var) = ecx
Number (var) = eax
div instruction in performs Unsigned division of edx:eax by
  r/m32 (ecx in out case), with result stored in
  eax = Quotient
  edx = Remainder
so
 Reminder (var) = edx
}

function Dec2Str(Number, Base: Integer):string;
var
 Reminder: Integer;
 i: Integer;
begin
 i := 1;
 while Number <> 0 do
 begin
  Reminder := Number mod Base;  //store the reminder of the division in Reminder = edx
  Number := Number div Base;    //eq. to "div ecx", in delphi 2 steps needs, no function for division and reminder at the same time
  Inc(Reminder, Ord('0'));     //eq. to " add edx, '0' ", add the POSITION of zero in the ascii table to each reminder to get its ASCII equivalent
  SetLength(Result, I);        //Delphi Stuff.....
  Result[i] := chr(Reminder);  //convert ASCII code to its Char equivalent
  Inc(i);                      //More Delphi Stuff.....
 end;
 Result := ReverseString(Result); //works the same way as " pop dword[edx] ", since stack follows LIFO, reversing is required
end;

//Usage:
// _String := Dec2Str(2588, 10);
    


take a look at the ascii table here to know what " add edx, '0' " means
http://www.asciitable.com/
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Overflowz



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Overflowz 26 Sep 2010, 18:56
bitshifter thank you!! No, I was just interested how to do that.. nothing special Razz and btw is there any way to do without "stdcall blabla" ? Razz ty =D
Nameless I dont know delphi but thanks for reply anyway. Smile
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Picnic 28 Sep 2010, 08:30
Simple itoa & atoi 16-bit implementations along with a whole bunch of other routines can also be found inside MBASIC source code.
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Overflowz 28 Sep 2010, 09:45
simple right ?.. mate its hard for me I'm starter >.< and btw I need in 32bit mode Razz very small example on the world Very Happy
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shoorick 28 Sep 2010, 10:36
Code:
proc fitoa num, string

    local buf: rb 10

    finit
    fild [num] ; load integer
    fbstp tword [buf] ; store packed bcd

    mov ecx,9 ; counter: 18 digits - 9 bytes
    mov edx,[string] ; pointer to the string to fill
    cmp [buf + ecx],0 ; if highest byte is not null - negative number
    je  @F
    mov byte [edx],"-" ; then set "-" at the string start
    inc edx
@@:    
    mov al,[buf + ecx - 1] ; get bytes in backward direction (higher bytes have higher address
    mov ah,al ; split packed bcd in al to two unpacked in al/ah
    shr al,4
    and ah,15
    add ax,3030h ; add 30h to each number to get ascii code
    mov [edx],ax ; store couple of digits into string
    inc edx ; get next string address
    inc edx
    loop @B ; get next offset in buf, if 0 - done
    mov [edx],cl ; set end of string 
    ret

endp    
simple decoding, but long unpacking packed bcd to unpacked Wink


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Overflowz



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Overflowz 28 Sep 2010, 13:09
fbstp! Thank you but can you write with comments and how to use ? Razz Thanks..
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