Re: store contents of structure into an array
n00dle wrote:
hi,
see if i want to copy the contents of a char arrary into a equally
size struct, assuming that the structure has no holes, padding etc., i
can use
structure = *(t_structure *) array;
but if i want to do things the other way round i.e. copy contents of
the structure to an char array. do i specifically need to have a loop
to do so, or is there a more elegant way to do it.
in case i am not clear have a look at the code below.
memcpy if the memory doesn't overlap, memmove if it might.
-David
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