P99_AASSIGN P99_ACCESSORS P99_ACOPY P99_ADDS P99_ADESIGNATED P99_ANDS P99_ARE_EQ P99_ARE_ORDERED P99_BANDS P99_BORS P99_DESIGNATED P99_IPOW P99_IS_INF P99_IS_MAX P99_IS_MIN P99_IS_ONE P99_IS_SUP P99_JOIN P99_LCOPY P99_ORS P99_POSS P99_PRODS P99_QUOTS P99_SIZEOFS P99_STRCATS P99_STRDUP P99_STRLENS P99_SUMS P99_TYPEDEFS P99_VASSIGNS P99_XORS

P99_AASSIGN #define P99_AASSIGN (   TARGET,   SOURCE,   N  ) Assign the content of array SOURCE to TARGET. Only the N first elements are copied. Use it as in size_t B[4] = { 2, 3, 4, 5 }; double *A = malloc(sizeof(double[4])); P99_AASSIGN(A, B, 4); Precondition N must expand to a decimal integer constant. SOURCE and TARGET must be arrays with a size of at least N or pointers that point to such arrays. Remarks If TARGET has more than N elements the excess elements are left untouched. The base types must not necessarily be the same but that of SOURCE must be assignable to that for TARGET. In particular, the type of TARGET should be at least as wide as that for SOURCE. Definition at line 355 of file p99_map.h.