Hello,
I have a quick question does “itoa” exist in the NT
kernel or do I have write my own api. Basically I want
to use this in a driver instead of application code.
Much appreciated,
Garyc
Check ntoskrnl.exe’s exports, and you will get an answer to your question…
Anton Bassov
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I don’t know whether it exists, but out of curiosity, why do you think you
need this? Generally, in kernel mode, integer to string conversions are
done to create strings like unique device names. If that is the type of
thing you are doing, I recommend using RtlStringXXXPrintf().
- Dan.
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Thank you so much.
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The ISO C++ conformant named version, _itoa, is exported, as is _itow. I would agree with Dan that there are a few documented functions that do more or less the same thing.
Good luck,
mm
> The ISO C++ conformant named version, _itoa, is exported, as is _itow.
Actually, ntoskrnl.exe exports both _itoa() and _itow()…
Anton Bassov
The ISO C++ conformant named version, _itoa, is exported, as is _itow.
Actually, ntoskrnl.exe exports both _itoa() and _itow()…
What is it you are clarifying?
mm
Martin,
What is it you are clarifying?
Sorry, I read “as is _itow” like “as _itow”, i.e. I thought you were saying _itow and _itoa are exactly the same function ( sometimes you may see two fuction names with the same RVA, i.e. two names for the same entry). I realized my mistake in interpretating your post after already having posted my message…
Anton Bassov
I suggest you use strsafe.h functions
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I suggest you use strsafe.h functions
Use ntstrsafe.h and link with ntstrsafe.lib. strsafe.h is for user
mode; the WDK confuses the issue by talking about it for some reason.
As Dan mentioned already, the closest thing to _itoa() is probably
RtlStringCbPrintf() or RtlStringCchPrintf().
Good luck,
mm
> WDK confuses the issue by talking about it for some reason.
Thank you
Thankyou for the clarification on this.
Much appreciated,
Garyc
— Martin O’Brien wrote:
> xxxxx@gmail.com wrote:
> > I suggest you use strsafe.h functions
> >
>
> Use ntstrsafe.h and link with ntstrsafe.lib.
> strsafe.h is for user
> mode; the WDK confuses the issue by talking about it
> for some reason.
> As Dan mentioned already, the closest thing to
> _itoa() is probably
> RtlStringCbPrintf() or RtlStringCchPrintf().
>
> Good luck,
>
> mm
>
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