I think it's no longer necessary to worry about trailing nulls. This was fixed in Feb 2002 (see bug 10133)
gmp_strval
(PHP 4 >= 4.0.4, PHP 5)
gmp_strval — Convert GMP number to string
Opis
string gmp_strval
( resource $gmpnumber
[, int $base
] )
Convert GMP number to string representation in base base . The default base is 10.
Parametry
- gmpnumber
-
The GMP number that will be converted to a string.
Może być zarówno numerem GMP zasób, lub numerycznym łańcuchem znaków, który można skonwertować z liter do liczb.
- base
-
The base of the returned number. The default base is 10. Allowed values for the base are from 2 to 36.
Zwracane wartości
The number, as a string.
Przykłady
Example #1 Converting a GMP number to a string
<?php
$a = gmp_init("0x41682179fbf5");
printf("Decimal: %s, 36-based: %s", gmp_strval($a), gmp_strval($a,36));
?>
gmp_strval
php at richardneill dot org
20-Sep-2006 01:47
20-Sep-2006 01:47
caldwell at utm dot NoSpamPlease dot edu
22-Jul-2001 05:17
22-Jul-2001 05:17
Warning: gmp_strval may return a null terminated string (e.g., gmp_strval(gmp_init(8)) has two characters. This is because gmp is built for speed, so uses estimates based on things it can get quickly, like the number of bits in N. So since 8 is a 4 bit number, it will be allocated ceil(log10(2^4))=ceil(4*0.30103....) = 2 characters. The gmp folks feel it is the caller's responsibility (in this case the PHP interface) to check whether or not all the characters were required. PHP might have done this for us (and may in the future), but for now, you need to check (if it matters to you--it sure did in my program!).
