SS8_MOVE(3) Ssstr Manual SS8_MOVE(3) NAME ss8_move, ss8_move_destroy - move one ssstr byte string to another SYNOPSIS #include <ss8str.h> ss8str *ss8_move(ss8str *restrict dest, ss8str *restrict src); ss8str *ss8_move_destroy(ss8str *restrict dest, ss8str *restrict src); DESCRIPTION ss8_move() takes the value of the ss8str object at src and places it in the ss8str object at dest. After the move, the ss8str object at src remains valid but its value becomes indeterminate. ss8_move_destroy() is like ss8_move(), except that the ss8str object at src becomes invalid (destroyed) after the move; that is, ss8_move_destroy(dest, src); is equivalent to ss8_move(dest, src); ss8_destroy(src); For both functions, behavior is undefined unless dest and src point to valid and distinct ss8str objects. No memory allocation is performed, but deallocation may be performed. RETURN VALUE ss8_move() and ss8_move_destroy() return dest. NOTES Care should be taken not to use the value of the ss8str object at src after the move. It must still be destroyed in the case of ss8_move(). SEE ALSO ss8_copy(3), ss8_destroy(3), ss8_init_move(3), ss8_swap(3), ssstr(7) SSSTR 2023-12-30 SS8_MOVE(3)