The sizeof operator returns a size_t which under VC++ is unsigned int for 32-bit builds and unsigned __int64 for 64-bit builds. In either case the %d format specifier for printf is not correct.Wayne Tuesday, Au
format specifiers.foreach(stringformatinformats) Console.WriteLine("{0} format specifier: {1,16}", format,value.ToString(format)); } }// The example displays the following output:// 1632490/// G format specifier: 1632490// C format specifier: $1,632,490.00// D format specifier: 1632490/...
format specifier for printf is not correct. Wayne In any case, since big endian machines failed in general; it'll be a correct output since 2 bits is well within the representation of any form of decimal conversion. yes %z would be better - there's some expression in stdint.h that defi...
format specifiers.foreach(stringformatinformats) Console.WriteLine("{0} format specifier: {1,16}", format,value.ToString(format)); } }// The example displays the following output:// 1632490/// G format specifier: 1632490// C format specifier: $1,632,490.00// D format specifier: 1632490/...
If format is equal to String.Empty or is nulla null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic), the return value of the current UInt32 object is formatted with the general format specifier ("G"). If format is any other value, the method throws a FormatException. The .NET Framework prov...