memccpy()                Copy Characters from Buffer
 
 #include   <memory.h>                   Required for declarations only
 #include   <string.h>                   Use either string.h or memory.h
 
 char       *memccpy(dest,source,ch,cnt);
 char       *dest;                       Pointer to destination
 char       *source;                     Pointer to source
 int        ch;                          Last character to copy
 unsigned   cnt;                         Maximum number of characters to copy
 
    memccpy() copies characters from 'source' to 'dest', up to and
    including the first occurrence of 'ch', or until a maximum of 'cnt'
    bytes have been copied, whichever occurs first.
 
    Returns:    If 'ch' has been found and copied, a pointer to the byte
                after 'ch' in 'dest' is returned.  NULL  is returned if
                'ch' was not copied.
 
      Notes:    Use memcpy() to copy 'cnt' bytes from one buffer to
                another without checking for a character.
 
                Buffers are arrays of characters and are usually not
                terminated with a null character ('\0').  The
                buffer-manipulation routines always have a length or
                count argument.
 
  -------------------------------- Example ---------------------------------
 
    The following statement copies characters from 'from_buffer' into
    'to_buffer' until the "@" character or 128 bytes are copied,
    whichever happens first.
 
         #include <memory.h.
 
         char to_buffer[128];
         char from_buffer[128];
         char *bufptr;
 
         main()
         {
             bufptr = memccpy(to_buffer, from_buffer, '@', 128);
         }

Seealso:


 memchr() 
 memcmp() 
 memcpy() 
 memset()