copy data from one file to another

**~~master5001~~** · 12-05-2008

Originally Posted by MK27

I'm going to claim that it's actually me and I did do it. Honest.

But, don't you think it would be going too far, after having actually written some half-brilliant code which I should never have done because it might get used in someone's homework, to then provide our negligent student with some kind of API documentation to complete the charade?

I hate to be the psyche student on you but your code is neither brilliant nor worth using for homework purposes. I was going to simply correct your code but the entire way it works was too flawed to even fix it. You do realize that allocation is one of the most expensive operations you can do, right?

**MK27** · 12-05-2008

Originally Posted by master5001

I was going to simply correct your code but the entire way it works was too flawed to even fix it. You do realize that allocation is one of the most expensive operations you can do, right?

I am super glad you told me this because I was just going to start a new thread asking that very question. So it's much better to go malloc(1000) than for(i=0;i<1000;i++) malloc(1) ????!

ps. yes, so diagnosed, you know about the meds I guess?

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