    /*====================================================================*
     *
     *   size_t hexencode (void * memory, size_t extent, char const * string);
     *
     *   memory.h
     *
     *   encode a hexadecimal string into a fixed length memory region;
     *   return the number of bytes encoded or 0 on error; an error will
     *   occur of the entire region cannot be encoded or the entire
     *   string cannot be converted due to illegal or excessive digits;
     *
     *   permit an optional HEX_EXTENDER character between successive
     *   octets; constant character HEX_EXTENDER is defined in number.h;
     *
     *   Motley Tools by Charles Maier <cmaier@cmassoc.net>;
     *   Copyright (c) 2001-2006 by Charles Maier Associates;
     *   Licensed under the Internet Software Consortium License;
     *
     *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/

    #ifndef HEXENCODE_SOURCE
    #define HEXENCODE_SOURCE

    #include <errno.h>
    #include <ctype.h>

    #include "../tools/memory.h"
    #include "../tools/number.h"

    size_t hexencode (void * memory, register size_t extent, register char const * string)

    {
    	register byte * origin = (byte *)(memory);
    	register byte * offset = (byte *)(memory);
    	unsigned radix = RADIX_HEX;
    	unsigned digit = 0;
    	while ((extent) && (*string))
    	{
    		unsigned field = HEX_DIGITS;
    		unsigned value = 0;
    		if ((offset > origin) && (*string == HEX_EXTENDER))
    		{
    			string++;
    		}
    		while (field--)
    		{
    			if ((digit = todigit (*string)) < radix)
    			{
    				value *= radix;
    				value += digit;
    				string++;
    				continue;
    			}
    			errno = EINVAL;
    			return (0);
    		}
    		*offset = value;
    		offset++;
    		extent--;
    	}

    #if defined (WIN32)

    	while (isspace (*string))
    	{
    		string++;
    	}

    #endif

    	if ((extent) || (*string))
    	{
    		errno = EINVAL;
    		return (0);
    	}
    	return (offset - origin);
    }

    #endif

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