rad50.c

/* Functions to convert RAD50 to or from ASCII. */

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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>

#include "rad50.h"

static char     radtbl[] = " ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ$. 0123456789";

/* rad50 converts from 0 to 3 ASCII (or EBCDIC, if your compiler is so
   inclined) characters into a RAD50 word. */

unsigned rad50(
    char *cp,
    char **endp)
{
    unsigned long   acc = 0;
    char           *rp;

    if (endp)
        *endp = cp;

    if (!*cp)                          /* Got to check for end-of-string manually, because strchr will call it a hit.  :-/ */
        return acc;

    rp = strchr(radtbl, toupper(*cp));
    if (rp == NULL)                    /* Not a RAD50 character */
        return acc;
    acc = ((int) (rp - radtbl)) * 03100;        /* Convert */
    cp++;

    /* Now, do the same thing two more times... */

    if (endp)
        *endp = cp;
    if (!*cp)
        return acc;
    rp = strchr(radtbl, toupper(*cp));
    if (rp == NULL)
        return acc;
    acc += ((int) (rp - radtbl)) * 050;

    cp++;
    if (endp)
        *endp = cp;
    if (!*cp)
        return acc;
    rp = strchr(radtbl, toupper(*cp));
    if (rp == NULL)
        return acc;
    acc += (int) (rp - radtbl);

    cp++;
    if (endp)
        *endp = cp;

    return acc;                        /* Done. */
}

/* rad50x2 - converts from 0 to 6 characters into two words of RAD50. */

void rad50x2(
    char *cp,
    unsigned *rp)
{
    *rp++ = rad50(cp, &cp);
    *rp = 0;
    if (*cp)
        *rp = rad50(cp, &cp);
}

/* unrad50 - converts a RAD50 word to three characters of ASCII. */

void unrad50(
    unsigned word,
    char *cp)
{
    if (word < 0175000) {              /* Is it legal RAD50? */
        cp[0] = radtbl[word / 03100];
        cp[1] = radtbl[(word / 050) % 050];
        cp[2] = radtbl[word % 050];
    } else
        cp[0] = cp[1] = cp[2] = ' ';
}