Hi guys,

Me being a novice in perl,finding hard to sort it out.

   $index=0;
   $start_addr=0x50000000
   for(i=$index; $i<256; $i++)
  {
   $addr=sprintf("%x",($start_addr=$start_addr + 4));      print "addr
+:$addr\n";
  }

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I get the numbers in their hex form(as 50000000,50000004,50000008,5000000c and so on..)My requirement is that i should get it as 0x50000000,0x50000004 and so on..For that i thought of converting this to a string and concatinating 0x to that and again converting back to hex.But i don't know how to start with.Is there exists a better solution to this?Please throw some light on this.

regards

shyam

In reply to To convert hex number into string by shyam123

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