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The module '''mstr''' provides basic functionality for strings (like copying, concatenation and comparison) with automated reallocation of larger memory blocks, if required. | The module '''mstr''' provides basic functionality for strings (like copying, concatenation and comparison) with automated reallocation of larger memory blocks, if required. | ||
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| + | == Example == | ||
| + | mstrs<char> *a; | ||
| + | mstr::create(&a,10); // initial memory allocation of 10 Bytes | ||
| + | mstr::copy_str(a,"Hello World!"); // copying of a string (allocates a larger memory block for 'a') | ||
| + | printf("%s\n",mstr::c_str(a)); | ||
| + | mstr::destroy(a); // frees all memory allocated for 'a' | ||
== Implementations == | == Implementations == | ||
Revision as of 13:04, 12 June 2019
The module mstr provides basic functionality for strings (like copying, concatenation and comparison) with automated reallocation of larger memory blocks, if required.
Example
mstrs<char> *a;
mstr::create(&a,10); // initial memory allocation of 10 Bytes
mstr::copy_str(a,"Hello World!"); // copying of a string (allocates a larger memory block for 'a')
printf("%s\n",mstr::c_str(a));
mstr::destroy(a); // frees all memory allocated for 'a'
