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xt_strlbasecpy(3)	   Library Functions Manual	     xt_strlbasecpy(3)

LIBRARY
       #include	<xtend/string.h>
       -lxtend

SYNOPSIS
       char   *xt_strlbasecpy(char *dest, const	char *dest_base, const char *src,
       size_t dstsize)

ARGUMENTS
       dest:	   Address to which src	is copied
       dest_base:  Base	address	of the array containing	dest address
       src:	   Address of null-terminated string to	be copied
       dstsize:	   Size	of the dest array

DESCRIPTION
       xt_strlbasecpy()	 is  a	convenience for	copying	a string to a non-zero
       starting	position in another string.  The caller	provides  the  address
       of  the	destination to which string should be copied, the base address
       of the array containing the destination,	and the	TOTAL  length  of  the
       destination  array.   xt_strlbasecpy()  then computes the distance from
       the destination address to the end of the  array	 and  like  strlcpy(),
       prevents	overrun	from occurring.

RETURN VALUES
       The original value of dest

SEE ALSO
       strlcpy(3)

							     xt_strlbasecpy(3)

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