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36 .Nd converts a block of bytes into an ASCII string
40 .Fn hexncpy "const u_char *inb" "int inlen" "char *outb" "int outlen" "const char *sep"
44 function converts a block of bytes to an ASCII string which represents
45 its values as hex digits.
46 .Bl -tag -width indent
48 Pointer to the array of bytes to be converted.
50 Number of bytes to parse from the input buffer.
52 Buffer to store the resulting string.
53 It should be large enough to hold all the hexadecimal characters that want to
54 be represented, the separators and the null terminator character.
56 Number of bytes to store in the buffer.
58 Character to be used as separator
63 function returns a pointer to the string containing an ASCII representation
64 as hex digits of the values passed in
73 function first appeared in