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Subject: string.h -- memccpy() prototype uses "int c, size_t n" w/o leading underscores
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Here's what STRING.H from DJGPP (2.03p2 or 2.04 beta) says:

void *	memccpy(void *_to, const void *_from, int c, size_t n);

Am I wrong or shouldn't those be "_c" and "_n" instead? This clashes
with program's namespace, right? (At least, a program of mine
complained until I changed it).

Anyways, kudos everybody on all your great programs! DJGPP forever!  :-)