Re: ios_base format flags and basefield manipulators: dec, hex, oct,
but no bin?
godwater@gmail.com ha scritto:
Oh, I'm sorry. I mean that if we need implement one by ourselves when
we need output as binary format. Thanks.
If you don't care about performances and your numbers fit in an unsigned
long, you can use bitset. For example:
std::cout << std::bitset<32>(53);
produces
00000000000000000000000000110101
(notice that the number of binary digits produced is equal to the number
of bits specified in the template argument).
The issue about performances is that operator<< is implemented by first
converting the number to a string and then outputting the string, thus
potentially incurring in a dynamic allocation.
Ganesh
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