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> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to compile a small program I write (actually part of iit). Unfortunately
>there are memcpy (and also strcpy) call in my code. I though that GCC convert them to
>builtins and so no call are made. And it seems to work ... on some filesonly ...
> I'm using GCC version egcs 2.91.66. Does anybody know an easy way to get these
>builtin function working ? I even try to use the name __builtin_memcpy (as GCC doc
>states) but a simple nm on my object file shows an undefined memcpy symbol. I'm sure
>there
> must be a way to avoid it because the kernel code use memcpy and have no memcpy in
>the system.map file so I can expect to be able to do the same.
>
> Laurent
>
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If you write a RT program, you should include linux/string.h file
which will include asm/string.h file where the memcopy is inlened.
Joel
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