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QuestionProgramatically get filename of loaded dll in a running process Pin
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QuestionHow to use memcpy() efficiently? Pin
pavanbabut6-Apr-06 16:56
pavanbabut6-Apr-06 16:56 
Hi,
I would like to use memcpy() function to copy my source data into my destination data at a time rather than using for loop to go one by one. But the problem that I am not understanding is, my destination buffer size is not same as my source buffer size Confused | :confused: , but is greater than the later for sure. So, what all I want to implement is first copy all the source data into my destination buffer and again copy the source data into the rest of my destination buffer (yeh, this time the length of the copied buffer shoudl be the size of the left over buffer from the first iteration). For example-
Say my source buffer = 630000 bytes, destination buffer = 630272 bytes
So on fisr iteration of memcopy i would copy the whole 630000bytes of my source buffer into my destination buffer, so at this point destination buffer is left with 272bytes more room, so what I want is to copy the first 272 bytes of source buffer into the remaining destination buffer.
Is there anyway to implement this using memcpy() or memmove() etc functions?? I would really appreciate if anyone can help me out in this.
thanks in advance,
-Pav
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QuestionOpen a zip File Pin
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QuestionDLL in DLL Pin
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Questioncan any one help me!! Pin
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