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                      3: memccpy()                String Function                memccpy()
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                      8: Copy  one  region  of  memory  into  another up  to  a  requested
                      9: character
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                     11: #iinncclluuddee <ssttrriinngg.hh>
                     12: cchhaarr *mmeemmccccppyy(_d_e_s_t, _s_r_c, _c, _n)
                     13: cchhaarr *_d_e_s_t, *_s_r_c; uunnssiiggnneedd iinntt _c, _n;
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                     15: mmeemmccccppyy copies characters  from _s_r_c to _d_e_s_t, stopping when either
                     16: it finds the  first occurrence of character _c or  it has copied _n
                     17: characters.   Unlike  the  routines  ssttrrccppyy and  ssttrrnnccppyy,  mmeemmccppyy
                     18: copies from  one region to another.  Therefore,  it will not halt
                     19: automatically when it encounters a null character.
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                     21: mmeemmccccppyy returns a pointer to the first location after character _c
                     22: in _d_e_s_t, or NULL if character _c was not found.
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                     24: ***** See Also *****
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                     26: mmeemmccppyy(), ssttrrccppyy(), ssttrrnnccppyy(), ssttrriinngg ffuunnccttiioonnss, ssttrriinngg.hh
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                     28: ***** Notes *****
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                     30: mmeemmccccppyy is not part of the  ANSI C Standard.  Use of this library
                     31: routine may restrict portability.
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                     33: If _d_e_s_t  and _s_r_c overlap,  the behavior of  mmeemmccccppyy is undefined.
                     34: _d_e_s_t should  point to enough  reserved memory to hold  _n bytes of
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