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>Date: Wed, 2 May 2001 16:29:53 -0400
>From: Jon.Paris@hal.it
>
>Someone commented earlier that they had tried to use C's MI built-ins for
>this but they "didn't work". Well they do as the program below will
>testify. Perhaps the gentleman who tried it (like me) foolishly thought
>that cvtch converted characters to hex - that would be _much_ too simple.
>cvthc is the one you need for this. Use cvtch instead and it blows up
>nicely! (thanks Mel for pointing this out to me). Also note that it
>appears to be the length of the hex output string that needs to be
>specified not the length of the input. I'd confirm all this if I had a
>manual handy but ....
>
> D cvthc Pr Extproc('cvthc')
> D receiver * Value
> D source * Value
> D size 10i 0 Value
Jon, me too, I've never been able to remember which is h and which
is c. x'ab' and 'ab' both seem like 'h' to me. And 'c'.
I can never remember what the size is supposed to be either (it's the
length of the 'c' parm). So I recommend prototypes for these 2
functions with names like this:
D cvthex1To2 Pr Extproc('cvthc')
D longReceiver * Value
D shortSource * Value
D receiverBytes 10i 0 Value
D cvthex2To1 Pr Extproc('cvtch')
D shortReceiver * Value
D longSource * Value
D sourceBytes 10i 0 Value
Even then I get a bit confused ...
Barbara Morris
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