From: "gimli" <gimli21 AT mediaone DOT net>
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Subject: Re: ***Conversion Question***
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Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1998 01:23:52 -0600
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Börje Granberg wrote in message <760iv9$dlk$1 AT cubacola DOT tninet DOT se>...
>I have problem with my ex of DJGPP:
>I've been working with DJGPP at home for about 4-5 month and now I have
>come to the problem that I dont know how to convert a INT to at CHAR*.
>I want the INT I to become a string so I can add a number, let's say '123'
>to
>the string "Look on page " so it will be "Look on page 123".
>
>

...

char str[256];
int i = 123;

...

sprintf (str, "Look on page %d", i);
printf ("%s", str);

...

This prints a format string into the memory str points to (must be a valid
char* location).  You can then print out the string like normal.

Merry Christmas