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  • Subject: Re: ASCII/EBCDIC Conversion
  • From: "Eric N. Wilson" <doulos1@xxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 27 Aug 1999 11:32:46 -0700

The following C functions will do what you want by converting from CCSID 850
to the EBCDIC CCSID you wish to use. Note these are bound via a service
program so they should be lighting fast.

System API Reference


OS/400 National Language Support APIs


   | Code Conversion                | iconv()                            |
QTQICONV| *USE        |              |

|________________________________|____________________________________|_____
____|_____________|______________|
   | Code Conversion Allocation     | iconv_open()                       |
QTQICONV| *USE        |              |

|________________________________|____________________________________|_____
____|_____________|______________|
   | Code Conversion Allocation     | QtqIconvOpen()                     |
QTQICONV| *USE        |              |

|________________________________|____________________________________|_____
____|_____________|______________|
   | Code Conversion Deallocation   | iconv_close()                      |
QTQICONV| *USE        |              |




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----- Original Message -----
From: Chris Bipes <ChrisB@cross-check.com>
To: RPG400 Help (E-mail) <RPG400-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Friday, August 27, 1999 8:15 AM
Subject: ASCII/EBCDIC Conversion


> Does anyone know the fasted and most efficient way to translate strings
from
> ASCII to EBCDIC and back?  I am currently using CALL QDCXLATE and want to
> use the TABLES that IBM provides, QSYS/QASCII & QSYS/QEBCDIC.  Is there a
> way to load these tables into RPG tables at program init so I may use the
> XLATE opt code.  Would this use less CPU cycles?  Timing is critical in
this
> application.
>
>
>
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