Review Request 119256: Use more portable routines for byte swapping

[Vadim Zhukov]

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(Updated Jan. 20, 2017, 11:23 p.m.)


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Review request for Konversation and Bernd Buschinski.


Repository: konversation


Description
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Konversation uses insane construction for byte-swapping routines. Given that it already uses sockets, it can use htonl() instead of trying bswap32() unconditionally (which is likely to be wrong on big-endian archs anyway). htonl() could be found on almost all *nix and also on Windows, and it's defined in POSIX.1. Despite of the name, it operates not on "long" but on 32-bit integers.

The given patch allows to compile Konversation on OpenBSD and should not break other OSes.

Please note that I don't have commit rights in KDE repos, so, if this patch will be accepted, someone will have to commit it on his own. Thanks.


Diffs
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  src/dcc/transfer.cpp 4485490 
  src/dcc/transferrecv.cpp bf61f88 
  src/dcc/transfersend.cpp 398191e 

Diff: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/119256/diff/


Testing
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OpenBSD/i386-CURRENT


Thanks,

Vadim Zhukov

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