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swab (SunOS)							  swab (SunOS)

NAME
       swab - Swaps bytes

LIBRARY
       Standard C Library (libc.a) System V Compatibility Library (libsys5.a)

SUN OS AND SYSTEM V SYNOPSIS
       void swab(
	       const char *from,
	       char *to,
	       int nbytes);

DIGITAL UNIX SYNOPSIS
       #include <unistd.h>

       void swab(
	       const void *src,
	       void *dest,
	       ssize_t nbytes);

       The  following  definition  of  the swab() function does not conform to
       current standards and is supported only for System V compatibility:

       void swab(
	       const char *from,
	       char *to,
	       int nbytes);

PARAMETERS
       Points to the location of the string to copy.  Points to	 the  location
       to which the resulting string is copied.	 Specifies the number of bytes
       to be copied.  The nbytes parameter should have an  even	 value.	  When
       the nbytes parameter is odd, the swab() function uses nbytes-1 instead.
       For the System V version of the swab() function, nbytes	must  also  be
       non-negative.  If nbytes is negative, nothing is done.

DIFFERENCES
       Requires the unistd.h header file. Declaration types have changed.

SYSTEM V COMPATIBILITY
       Digital UNIX provides the libsys5.a library to allow you to use library
       functions that are compatible with System V  library  functions.	  This
       library	contains  functions for those libc functions whose behavior is
       incompatible with POSIX or  X/Open  standards.	For  more  information
       about  the  System V (SVID-2) features in Digital UNIX, please refer to
       the System V Compatibility User's Guide.

       You must link with the libsys5 library before you link with libc.

RELATED INFORMATION
       Digital UNIX Functions:

	   swab(3) delim off

								  swab (SunOS)
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