Hello Mario!

14 Oct 98 09:23, Mario Semo wrote to James Mckenzie:

 MS> i'm not sure what you mean.

 MS> struct stname{ .... } var1,var2;

 MS> and later you do:

 MS> memcpy(&var1,&var2,sizeof(var));
 MS> or?

This resulted in a SYS1808, which turns out to be an unresolvable error. 
When I switched to memmove, the values were not what they were supposed to
be.

 MS> why not simple do:

 MS> var2 = var1;

Believe it or not this works:

Void calc_offered_load (EXPT_DESC_PTR expt)
{
EXPT_DESC  ol_ex;

old_ex = ex;

where
memmove (&ol_ex , expt, sizeof(EXPT_DESC);

does not, as improper values result from some of the internal variables.

and memcpy (....);

results in a SYS1808 when called.

And I'm wondering why.

James

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