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STRREV(3)		     C Programmer's Manual		     STRREV(3)

NAME
       strrev -	reverse	a string in place

SYNOPSIS
       #include	<publib.h>
       char *strrev(char *str);

DESCRIPTION
       strrev  reverses	 the  argument string in place,	i.e., it swaps the ith
       character from the beginning with the ith character from	the end.

RETURN VALUE
       strrev returns its argument.

EXAMPLE
       Reversing "dlrow, elloh"	would be done like the following.

	    char str[] = "dlrow, elloh";

	    puts(strrev(str));

       This would output "hello, world".  Note that using the  string  literal
       as  the argument	would be an error, since it is not allowable to	modify
       string literals.

BUGS
       Does not	automatically detect  palindromes,  nor	 automatically	return
       without doing anything.

SEE ALSO
       publib(3), memrev(3)

AUTHOR
       Lars Wirzenius (lars.wirzenius@helsinki.fi)

Publib			     C Programmer's Manual		     STRREV(3)

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