SUWORD(K) UNIX System V SUWORD(K)
Name
suword - stores a 32-bit word in user data space
Syntax
int
suword(addr, val)
char *addr;
int val;
Description
The suword routine stores one 32-bit word in the user's data
space.
Parameters
The argument addr is a pointer to the beginning address in
user space. (The address does not have to be word-aligned.)
The argument val is the value to be set.
This routine must not be called from an interrupt or xxinit
routine.
See Also
fubyte(K), fuword(K), subyte(K)
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