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xdr(3N)								       xdr(3N)

NAME
       xdr - library routines for external data representation

DESCRIPTION
       XDR  routines allow C programmers to describe arbitrary data structures
       in a machine-independent fashion.   Data	 for  remote  procedure	 calls
       (RPC) are transmitted using these routines.

   Index to Routines
       The  following  table lists XDR routines and the manual reference pages
       on which they are described:

	      XDR Routine		 Manual Reference Page
	      xdr_complex(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_complex(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_admin(3N)
	      xdr_create(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_admin(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_admin(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_complex(3N)
	      xdr_complex(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_complex(3N)
	      xdr_admin(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_admin(3N)
	      xdr_complex(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_complex(3N)
	      xdr_complex(3N)
	      xdr_simple(3N)
	      xdr_complex(3N)
	      xdr_create(3N)
	      xdr_create(3N)
	      xdr_admin(3N)
	      xdr_admin(3N)
	      xdr_admin(3N)
	      xdr_admin(3N)
	      xdr_create(3N)

MULTITHREAD USAGE
       Thread Safe:	     Yes
       Cancel Safe:	     Yes
       Fork Safe:	     No
       Async-cancel Safe:    No
       Async-signal Safe:    No

       These functions can be called safely in	a  multithreaded  environment.
       They  may  be  cancellation points in that they call functions that are
       cancel points.

       In a multithreaded environment, these functions	are  not  safe	to  be
       called  by  a child process after and before These functions should not
       be called by a multithreaded application that support asynchronous can‐
       cellation or asynchronous signals.

SEE ALSO
       rpc(3N),	  xdr_admin(3N),   xdr_complex(3N),  xdr_create(3N),  xdr_sim‐
       ple(3N).

								       xdr(3N)

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