cgd@netbsd.org (Chris G. Demetriou) writes:

> do any other OSes do something w.r.t. hton and ntoh for 64-bit
> integers?  i'm pretty sure Digital UNIX does, but i don't recall what
> it is...

linux has hton64 / ntoh64 inside the kernel (though not in user land).
if past behavior is any indicator this means that everyone else does
something completely different :)

hton64 is certainly more meaningful, though htonq is more in keeping
with tradition, and printf's %q

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