_BCDASC - convert BCD string to ASCII.
(Not in the ANSI standard)
Usage:
_bcdasc(ascptr,bcdptr,N);
Where:
- char *ascptr;
- points to an area of memory big enough to hold N
characters. The converted string will be written into
this area.
- int N;
- is the number of BCD characters to be converted. This is
the maximum number of characters that will be converted;
trailing blanks will be trimmed.
- void *bcdptr;
- is a BCD pointer pointing to the BCD string that should
be converted. See "expl nsc
lib _bcdptr" for information on BCD pointers.
Description:
"_bcdasc" converts a BCD string to the equivalent
ASCII string.
See Also:
expl nsc lib _bcdptr
expl nsc lib _ascbcd
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