FreeTDS Development Group

[Brian Bruns <camber AT ais.org>]

Unfortunately, this won't work on platforms without 'long long'.  Looks
like you might be on Alpha? (little endian + 64bit?)

Here's a more generic fix for all numerics with values < scaling (which
is the broader problem here).

static char *array_to_string(unsigned char *array, int scale, char *s)
{
int top, i, j;

-   for (top=MAXPRECISION-1;top>=0 && !array[top];top--);
+   for (top=MAXPRECISION-1;top>=0 && top>scale && !array[top];top--);

    if (top == -1)


Cheers,

Brian

On Mon, 9 Oct 2000, Brandon M. Reynolds wrote:

> The tds_money to string is broken for money values between 0.10 and 0.00.
> This function should be a lot better.
> 
> char *tds_money_to_string(TDS_MONEY *money, char *s)
> {
> /* note: byte order might be different on a big-endian machine. please check
> */
> 
> long long longword = (long long)money->mnyhigh<<32|(long long)money->mnylow;
>   if(longword%10000) { /* does this have a decimal portion? */
>     char *t;
>     if(longword < 0) {
>       *s++='-';         
>       longword=-longword;
>     }
>     t=s+sprintf(s, "%lld.%04lld", longword/10000,
>           longword%10000)-1;
>     while(*t == '0')  /* strip trailing 0's */
>       *t--='\0';
>   } else
>     sprintf(s, "%lld", longword/10000);
> 
>   return s;
> }
> 
> Brandon M. Reynolds                    Ph: (330) 644-3059
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