toascii - convert integer to legal value

Syntax	#include <ctype.h> int toascii(int i);
Description	toascii() uses the bitwise AND operator (i & 0XFF) to set the first 3 bytes of an integer variable i to 0 and returns the value of the least significant byte. toascii() is a synonym for toebcdic(). On EBCDIC computers, toascii() returns a legal value from the EBCDIC character set. If portability to ASCII computers is essential, toascii() should be used. i is an integer variable whose least-significant byte is to be returned.
Return val.	Value of the least-significant byte of the variable i if successful.on EBCDIC computers).
Notes	toascii() does not convert values from other character sets (e.g. ASCII on EBCDIC computers).
See also	isacii(), toebcdic(), ctype.h.