Use of XDrawString16() in awt_Graphics.c needs help with byte swapping for use
on Solaris x86. A test case is the NervousText applet, which works fine on SPARC
Solaris but not on x86. The same problem exists in tiny_Graphics.c.

For awt_Graphics.c, Netscape has already provided the code, but we hadn't been
using it. I'd made the awt_Graphics.c in the /usr/green/SCCS_DIRECTORIES/java
workspace use that code, so we are done for the AWT (but not the tiny AWT) if we
use that workspace to build 1.0.2.

static void
awt_XDrawString16(Display *display, Drawable draw,
                                  GC gc, int x, int y,
                                  XChar2b *string, int length)
{
#if i386 || (defined(NETSCAPE) && defined(IS_LITTLE_ENDIAN))
        XChar2b *str = sysMalloc(sizeof(XChar2b) * length);
        if(str) {
                XChar2b *s, *d, *limit;
                for(s=string, d=str, limit=str+length; d<limit; d++, s++) {
                        d->byte1 = s->byte2;
                        d->byte2 = s->byte1;
                }
                XDrawString16(display, draw, gc, x, y, str, length);
                sysFree(str);
        }
#else
        XDrawString16(display, draw, gc, x, y, string, length);
#endif
        return;
}

If we don't build 1.0.2 out of that workspace, then that code should be brought over
to the actual workspace.

The tiny AWT's tiny_Graphics.c still uses a raw XDrawString16(), and needs to do
the above too if it's going to work on Solaris x86 or any other byte-swapped machine.