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can u explain what memcpy() does?
and what is the difference btw memcpy() and memset()?
This is a discussion on memcpy within the C Programming forums, part of the General Programming Boards category; hello, can u explain what memcpy() does? and what is the difference btw memcpy() and memset()?...
hello,
can u explain what memcpy() does?
and what is the difference btw memcpy() and memset()?
Did you Google these functions? Did you read the documentation for these functions?
Jim
See the bolded part.Originally Posted by ueg1990
"cpy" means copy, "set" means set. If that doesn't answer it, the internet will.
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memcpy will copy a sequence of bits from the source to the destination.How many bits?As many as the third argument of memcpy implies.But jim is right,you could see the documentation for these,it it pretty helpful
