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Sorry, I thought the prototypes in CTYPE corresponded to the following inline functions:

inline int isprint(int __c) {
return (_C_ctype[__c] & (_C_P | _C_A | _C_D | _C_S));
}

Now that I read it more carefully, I see that they don't.



Dennis Lovelady wrote:
I had no trouble finding the defs in QSYSINC/H(CTYPE). However, they
are all macros or inline functions. I don't see any reference to
calling an actual function in a service program.

Am I missing something?

Not sure, Scott, I don't see how you could unless you're skipping the
#ifndef __cplusplus_nomacro__ section. On the VRM540 system I'm
looking at, they're referenced toward the top, in lines 0000.36 to
0000.48. Lines look like:

int isprint ( int );

HTH. Or, what am *I* missing? :}


... or wait... are you missing the #include <p_ctype.h> line and member? Is
that what you mean?


Dennis Lovelady
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