FAST_STRCAT & FAST_STRNCAT will add buf2__ at position pointed by buf__ and increment buf__ position so it will point to the end of buf__.
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| #define | FAST_STRCAT(buf__, buf2__) { memcpy(buf__, buf2__, strlen(buf2__)); buf__ += strlen(buf2__); } |
| #define | FAST_STRNCAT(buf__, buf2__, size__) { memcpy(buf__, buf2__, size__); buf__ += size__; } |
| #define | FINISH_FASTCAT(buf__) buf__[0] = '\0'; |
| #define | PREPARE_FASTCAT(buf__) buf__+strlen(buf__) |
Detailed Description
FAST_STRCAT & FAST_STRNCAT will add buf2__ at position pointed by buf__ and increment buf__ position so it will point to the end of buf__.
the '\0' caracter will not be put at end of buf__. use preparefastcat and finishfastcat on buf__ to prepare and clean up the string. (Lots faster than doing each time...) If you use them and have choice between FAST_STRCAT and FAST_STRNCAT, keep in mind FAST_STRNCAT is faster since length of second argument is known in advance.
Define Documentation
| #define FAST_STRCAT |
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| { memcpy(buf__, buf2__, strlen(buf2__)); buf__ += strlen(buf2__); } |
| #define FAST_STRNCAT |
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| { memcpy(buf__, buf2__, size__); buf__ += size__; } |
