Re: Float to String

Thank you very much Emmanuel, the sprintf() hint was all that I needed
and of great help.

However, after searching about that I found out that asprintf() is much
safer, as you don't have to deal with how much space the destination
array needs. It is also very simple.
I post a sample code just in case anybody gets here looking for the
same information:

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
char *my_string;

asprintf (&my_string, "Being %d is cool, but being free is best of
all.", 4);
puts (my_string);

return 0;
}

Bye!

.

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