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- Instead of 48, you could also hard code it as '0' (zero in single quotes), which will evaluate to 48 when compiled, but will be portable if compiled in some other character set, which is good in ...
- Honestly? I wasn't aware of sprintf/snprintf when I wrote this. Quite the embarrassing oversight on my part. But ah well; you're right, it probably did speed up the loop I used it in a bit (although ...
- I take it the stdio functions (sprintf/snprintf/etc) were not acceptable? Certainly sprintf is a considerably more heavyweight function than the loop you've defined.
- (see above) Although I do want to see a youtube video of this so I can Rick Roll some people who will get it ;)
- /facepalm
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