#!usr/bin/perl
unlink("ccix.sdp_trc");

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That should probably be: 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
unlink("ccix.sdp_trc");

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I want to extract the hexadecimal addr:0xdf7780 value, add 0x500000000 to it and then replace the result in the same string.

If the addr:0xdf7780 value is always six digits long then you can do a simple text substitution: 

$ perl -le'$x = "hexadecimal addr:0xdf7780 value"; print $x; $x =~ s/ 
+addr:0x \K (?= [[:xdigit:]]+ ) /500/x; print $x'
hexadecimal addr:0xdf7780 value
hexadecimal addr:0x500df7780 value

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If the addr:0xdf7780 value is always less than nine digits long then you can do: 

$ perl -le'$x = "hexadecimal addr:0xdf7780 value"; print $x; $x =~ s/ 
+addr:0x \K ( [[:xdigit:]]+ ) / $y = "500000000"; $l = length $1; subs
+tr $y, -$l, $l, $1; $y /xe; print $x'
hexadecimal addr:0xdf7780 value
hexadecimal addr:0x500df7780 value

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Otherwise, this will work: 

$ perl -le'$x = "hexadecimal addr:0xdf7780 value"; print $x; $x =~ s/ 
+addr:0x \K ( [[:xdigit:]]+ ) / sprintf "%x", hex( $1 ) + 0x500000000 
+/xe; print $x'
hexadecimal addr:0xdf7780 value
hexadecimal addr:0x500df7780 value

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In reply to Re: Performing addition on hex value extracted from a string by jwkrahn
in thread Performing addition on hex value extracted from a string by syedasadali95

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