Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of library_stdlib

Timestamp:

Jul 19, 2015, 8:01:22 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

alain

Comment:

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library_stdlib

@@ -4 +4 @@
 files define a set of useful functions that do not require a system call.
 
- * int '''atoi'''( char * string )
+ == int '''atoi'''( char * string ) ==
 This function translate a character string to a signed integer. All characters (but the first) must be digits.
 For a negative value, the  first character must be the '-' (minus) character.
 
- * double '''atof'''( char * string )'''
+ == double '''atof'''( char * string ) ==
 This function translate a character string to a double. Conversion stop at first non-numeric character (except a first '+' or '-' and one '.').
 
- * void* '''memcpy'''( void* dst, const void* src, unsigned int size )
+ == void* '''memcpy'''( void* dst, const void* src, unsigned int size ) ==
 This function copies ''size'' bytes from the ''src'' source buffer to the ''dst'' destination buffer.
 
- * void* '''memset'''( void* dst , int s , unsigned int size )
+ == void* '''memset'''( void* dst , int s , unsigned int size ) ==
 This function initializes ''size'' bytes in the ''dst'' destination buffer, with the value defined by ''(char)s''.
 
- * unsigned int '''strlen'''( char* string )
+ == unsigned int '''strlen'''( char* string ) ==
 This function returns the number of characters in a string. The terminating NUL character is not taken into account.
 
- * unsigned int '''strcmp'''( char* s1 , char* s2 )
+ * unsigned int '''strcmp'''( char* s1 , char* s2 ) ==
 This function compare the two s1 & s2 strings.It returns 0 if strings are identical (including the terminating NUL character), 
 and returns 1 if they are not. 
 
- * unsigned int '''strcpy'''( char* dest , char* source )
+ == unsigned int '''strcpy'''( char* dest , char* source ) ==
 This function copies the source string to the dest string.It returns a pointer on the dest string.