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  1. March 28th, 2008, 10:53 AM #1
    mohanvamsi_18
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    BINARY(1024) to decimal

    I have a binary of length 1024 like

    11111110101011111111101010110010111010101100101111111010101100101
    11010101111111111010101100101011111111111111010101100101010101111
    10101011111110101011111110101011001000100010110010111111111101111
    11010101100100101100100101011001010111111010101100101111101111111
    01010110010111010101100101111111010101100101110101011111111110101
    01100101011111111111111010101100101010101111101010111111101010111
    11110101011001000100010110010111111111101111110101011001001011001
    00101011001010111111010101100101111101111101010110010101011001001
    01100100101100111111010101111101010110010110010010011111010101100
    11111010101100101010111111010101100101111010111111111010101100101
    10101011001001100101111010111111010101100100110010111110101011001
    01111101010110010111110101011001010101100100101100100101100111111
    01010111110101011001011001001001111101010111111101010110010111010
    10110010111111101010110010111010101111111111010101100101011111111
    11111101010110010101010111110101011111110101011111110101011001000
    1000111111111010101100101010101111101010111011111




    I want to conver this number into Equivalent Decimal number using c++ please give the code or show any way...

    better to use C++ standard libraries... please ..
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  2. March 28th, 2008, 11:05 AM #2
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    Re: BINARY(1024) to decimal

    Is the 'Equivalent Decimal' going to be a string or some sort of 'large number' class?
    2^1024 is a VERY large number. (1.797693134862315907729305190789e+308)
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