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Appendix A: System Routines — Strings
TI
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89 / TI
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92 Plus Developer Guide
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Beta Version January 26, 2001
memucmp
Declaration:
int
memucmp
(const void *
buf1
, const void *
buf2
, size_t
length
)
Category(ies):
Strings, Utilities
Description:
Compares
length
bytes of
buf1
against
buf2
and returns the result of the
compare assuming the values are unsigned chars.
Inputs:
buf1
— Pointer to first block to compare.
buf2
— Pointer to second block to compare.
length
— Number of bytes to compare.
Outputs:
An integer value is returned similar to
memcmp
except the input values
are assumed to be
unsigned
chars.
< 0 — If
buf1
is less than
buf2
.
= 0 — If
buf1
is the same as
buf2
.
> 0 — If
buf1
is greater than
buf2
.
Assumptions:
None
Side Effects:
None
Availability:
On AMS 2.00 and higher.
TI-89 / TI-92 Plus
Differences:
None
See Also: memcmp
Example:
This example shows the difference between
memcmp
and
memucmp
.
The output is as follows:
FF80 0002 FFFE
0080 FF02 00FE
int v1, v2, v3;
int v1u, v2u, v3u;
BYTE b255 = 255, b127 = 127, b1 = 1;
char buf[100];
v1 = memcmp( &b255, &b127, 1 ); v1u = memucmp( &b255, &b127, 1 );
v2 = memcmp( &b1 , &b255, 1 ); v2u = memucmp( &b1 , &b255, 1 );
v3 = memcmp( &b255, &b1 , 1 ); v3u = memucmp( &b255, &b1 , 1 );
sprintf( buf, "%04X %04X %04X\n%04x %04x %04x", v1, v2, v3, v1u, v2u, v3u );
DlgNotice( "memucmp", buf );
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