I'm trying to parse assembly commands, and there's a certain case I need to generate a random number and add that to a char array. Example:
mov #(random number), r0
I have char* srcOp
Now I tried doing something like that:
int i;
time_t t;
srand((unsigned) time(&t));
i = rand() % 100;
(*srcOp)='#';
// append here i to srcOp . Supopse i is 39 -> srcOp should contain '#39'
and now I need to append the value of 'i
' to srcOp, but I either get a runtime error or a compilation error.
Decide on the largest random number you will create. Size src0p to match the string representation of the largest random number +1 for '#'
sprintf will output a formatted string representation of your number. Here I have formatted the number with leading zeros.
int main (void)
{
char src0p[6];
int i;
i = 999;
sprintf(src0p, "#%04d", i);
printf("%s\n", src0p);
}
The output looks like this: #0999
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