I'm trying to change a char to an int using the stdlib.h atoi function
It works perfectly on windows using VC++ however on Ubuntu
Linux using g++ the value of t is off and from is correct.

For example when i input
from = 2 which is 50
to = 6 which is 54

f=2
t=62

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This appears to be adding from and to together 50 + 54
and the using atoi on that then uses atoi on to on its own and
adds them together

50 + 54 = 104
104 -48 = 56 + 6 = 62

On a few different tests it seems to follow this pattern
My question is why is this happening using g++ and not VC++

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C++ Stoi Example

> int f = atoi(&from);
Simply creating values of the right type isn't enough. You need to know what's going to happen next.

atoi() expects an ARRAY of characters ending in a 0 character.
This, you do not have. You have a single char and undefined values following it (so yes, you get garbage).

C++ Stoi Library

> It works perfectly on windows using VC++
It works just the same.
The only difference is, you got lucky with the junk being 0.