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−<refentry id="l3tol">
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−<refnamediv>
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−<refname>L3tol</refname>
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−<refname>Ltol3</refname>
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−<refpurpose>convet between long integers and 3-byte integers</refpurpose>
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−</refnamediv>
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−
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−<refsynopsisdiv>
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−<funcsynopsis>
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−<funcprototype>
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−  <funcdef><function>l3tol</function></funcdef>
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−  <paramdef>long *<parameter>lp</parameter></paramdef>
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−  <paramdef>char *<parameter>cp</parameter></paramdef>
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−  <paramdef>int <parameter>n</parameter></paramdef>
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−</funcprototype>
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−
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−<funcprototype>
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−  <funcdef><function>ltol3</function></funcdef>
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−  <paramdef>char *<parameter>cp</parameter></paramdef>
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−  <paramdef>long *<parameter>lp</parameter></paramdef>
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−  <paramdef>int <parameter>n</parameter></paramdef>
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−</funcprototype>
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−</funcsynopsis>
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−
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−</refsynopsisdiv>
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−
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−<refsect1><title>Description</title>
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−<para>
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−Certain system values, such as disc addresses, are maintained
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−in three-byte form rather than four-byte; these functions
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−enable arithmetic to be used on them.
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−</para>
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−<para>
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−L3tol converts a vector on "n" three-byte integers pointed to
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−by "cp", into a vector of long integers starting at "lp".
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−</para>
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−<para>
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−Ltol3 does the opposite.
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−</para>
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−</refsect1>
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−</refentry>