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- From: kim hai <Kim_Hai.Ng@msmail.st.stems.com>
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- Subject: HELP on string functions ????
- Date: Wed, 06 Mar 1996 11:41:39 -0800
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- Please help me.
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- Can anybody tell me if there is similar function in place of "strset()" ?
- Or is there another way of doing this :
- I need to reinitialize a char pointer during run-time. The statement
- char *p; p = ""; is causing me problems. I can't use "strset(p,'\0')"
- because the compiler on the unix machine doesn't recognise the function.
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- Thankx.
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- <hai>
- e-mail : Kim_Hai.Ng@msmail.st.stems.com
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