[Gllug] endian.h

[rich at annexia.org]

On Wed, Feb 05, 2003 at 02:17:41AM +0000, Mike Brodbelt wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> I'm interested in porting a small OpenBSD program to Linux, but I'm
> currently having grief getting parts of it to compile.
> 
> One of the source files makes use of functions like betoh32(),
> letoh32(), and also the 16bit variants of those. On OpenBSD, the
> function prototypes are in <machine/endian.h>, but, though Linux has an
> endian.h file, those functions aren't in it.
> 
> What can I replace <machine/endian.h> with in order to get this to
> compile? Or is it a case of #ifdef'ing out those function calls, and
> replacing them with Linux equivalents?

Perhaps use the htonl and htons (etc) calls?

Rich.

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