Re: Changes to the string library

Oliver Betz a écrit :
jacob navia <jacob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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Rationale: Why complicate things with #defines? It is better to use the "overloaded" feature.


What says Lint about these changes?

Oliver

Ahh probably will not be very happy :-)

Another thing I forgot:

int Strncat(String str, FILE *stream,size_t nbytes);

This Strncat will add <nbytes> read from <stream> to the string <str>.
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