Implement itoa() #5
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itoa() has been redeclared to comply with the BemxOS standard definition of the itoa() function.
Defined iota() function, using the VITAUT iota implementation for signed int32 numbers.
Re-write iota() formatting to be compliant with BemxOS indentation and scope bracket definition.
Redeclared the iota() signature to be consistent with existing implementations of iota() on non-BemxOS compilers.
Redeclared the iota() signature to be consistent with existing implementations of iota() on non-BemxOS compilers.
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Edit: itoa* (all implementations in code are correct, I just neglected to write the name correctly in my commit messages). |
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alright, it seems good to merge now! thank you for your 2nd contribution! |
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Wrote an implementation of iota() that uses a version of the VITAUT iota algorithm specified for signed 32-bit integer numbers. Non-standard documentation has been provided, and the type signature was changed from the original implementation in order to be consistent with existing implementations of iota() on other compilers and systems.