How to convert a 128-bit integer to a decimal ascii string in C?

Question

I\'m trying to convert a 128-bit unsigned integer stored as an array of 4 unsigned ints to the decimal string representation in C:

unsigned int src[] = { 0x1         


        

Answer 1

Same thing, but with 32-bit integer arithmetic:

#include <stdio.h>

unsigned short a [] = { 
  0x0876, 0x5421,
  0xfedc, 0xba90,
  0x90ab, 0xcdef,
  0x1234, 0x5678
};

int
main ()
{
  unsigned int d, r;

  do
    {
      r = a [0];

      d = r / 10;
      r = ((r - d * 10) << 16) + a [1];
      a [0] = d;

      d = r / 10;
      r = ((r - d * 10) << 16) + a [2];
      a [1] = d;

      d = r / 10;
      r = ((r - d * 10) << 16) + a [3];
      a [2] = d;

      d = r / 10;
      r = ((r - d * 10) << 16) + a [4];
      a [3] = d;

      d = r / 10;
      r = ((r - d * 10) << 16) + a [5];
      a [4] = d;

      d = r / 10;
      r = ((r - d * 10) << 16) + a [6];
      a [5] = d;

      d = r / 10;
      r = ((r - d * 10) << 16) + a [7];
      a [6] = d;

      d = r / 10;
      r = r - d * 10;
      a [7] = d;

      printf ("%d\n", r);
    }
  while (a[0] || a[1] || a[2] || a[3] || a [4] || a [5] || a[6] || a[7]);


  return 0;
}