NNTPC: nntpcache-1.0.2 on HP-UX and AIX

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There's a macro named 'itod'. This macro has 2 params on both HP-UX and AIX
and deals with inodes and physical blocks.
The use of 'itod' (with only one parm) in nntpcache.c and others looks like
a conversion macro - nntpcache.c fails to compile.

? on which system is 'itod' defined ? what's the real usage ? please post it .

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