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Please explain more clearly what you mean by "hex" and "decimal". Do you want to convert an ASCII string such as "12FC3B" into another ASCII string "1244219"? Or something else?
Please explain more clearly what you mean by "hex" and "decimal". Do you want to convert an ASCII string such as "12FC3B" into another ASCII string "1244219"? Or something else?
Here is a solution assuming you have 32 bit integers.
The result you want is called BCD (Binary Coded Decimal) meaning each decimal digit is represented by a binary number, in this case a binary integer.
Code:
int val = b2 * 65536 + b1 * 256 + b0;
const int NUM_BCD = 8; // ffffff = 16,777,215 : 8 bcd digits max
int[] aBCD = new int[NUM_BCD]; // define an array to hold the BCD digits
int div = 10000000;
for(int n=NUM_BCD-1; n>=0; n--)
{
aBCD[n] = val/div; // get the integer
val = val % div; // use remainder for next calc
div = div/10;
}
The aBCD array will hold the BCD digits; the 0th element will hold the MSD.
If you only have 16 integers, you will have to do it in 2 steps.
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