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 strxfrm()               Translate String According to Locale

 #include   <string.h>

 size_t strxfrm(string1, string2, count);
 char *string1;         Resulting string
 char *string2;         Source string
 size_t count;          Number of characters transformed

    strxfrm() transforms string2 into the array pointed to by
    string1; using strcmp() on the two transformed strings would
    yield the same result as a call to strcoll applied to the original
    two strings.

    However, since MS C 6.0 currently supports only the minimal "C"
    locale, strxfrm() merely copies count characters from
    string1 to string2.

    Returns:    The length of the transformed string.

    Notes:      The size of the array needed to hold the resulting
                string can be found this way: 1 + strxfrm(NULL, string, 0).

 Portability:   Supported by the ANSI standard.