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manu@... wrote:
 > Oliver Fromme <olli@...> wrote:
 > 
 > > Why don't you use bzero(), BTW?
 > 
 > Why should I? 

Well, there's no strong technical reason, of course.
memset() is not wrong.

I was just wondering because bzero()'s purpose is
specifically to fill an area of memory with zeros.

It saves a few bytes in the binary and a few cycles
during execution, but it's not significant.  (It's
even possible that the compiler optimizes a call
to memset(..., 0, ...) with constant 0 to bzero(),
but I'm not sure if common compilers are that smart.)

Best regards
   Oliver

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