I have a problem in printing a 64 bit unsigned long long to hexadecimal number
here is the code i have given
Code:/#include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> #include<stdint.h> void main() {clrscr(); unsigned long long state=0xffffffffffffffff; printf("%016llx",state); getch(); } expected value: ffffffffffffffff printed output: 00000000ffffffff /
can anyone solve this issue
The max value for 64 bit is 7fffffffffffffff
The same code prints the correct value for me. Maybe, just maybe, you compiler is TurboCrap and "unsigned long long" is 32-bit wide? If not, try adding "LL" as a suffix to the hex value.
Not if it's unsigned though.Originally Posted by billboardplus
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it is showing error in turbo c++ compiler
but atleast it should have print other 15 hexa values but it is printing only 32 bit word
only 32 bit decimal is acceped by unsigned long long and so it is printing 8 hexa values what can i do
There's your biggest issue. Get a compiler that didn't stop evolving 1993. Get a modern compiler such as clang, gcc or Visual Studio.
Then print using C++: std::cout << std::hex << my64bitvar;
