> > while(*a++=*b++); perhaps?
>
> No, that's how it was before. This copies byte at time and is slow.
> memcpy is fast. If we could use the same technique as memcpy uses
> to copy strings and at the same time check the terminating 0...
> I don't see the answer myself, does anybody see?
I don't know c or i386 assembler, but there are string commands. Would one of
them do it? I don't have my assembler book handy. Is there a store and
continue while zero?
Adam
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