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Answer» Hello everybody
I have got problem with converting decimal number to hexa.
I need to convert some entered number in batch file and print it's hexa value without some SHELL in MSDOS.
For EXAMPLE, I enter number 10 via command set /P Par1=Enter decimal number:
and i need to print via echo command its hexa value 0A and SAVE this value to enviromnent variable.
Is possible something such to make in MSDOS? I found nothing in MSDOS.
My second way:
Then I tried to create the small program in C which convert decimal value to hexa. The decimal value is input parameter of this program and returned value is hexa value (char *).
I know that I can find out this returned value from env variable %ERRORLEVEL% ,but i need to return string value (with integer returned value - no problem). When I return hexa value, %ERRORLEVEL% contain some number maybe pointer adrress.
Can somebody help me to resolve this problem. I can not use some shell.
Thanks
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