Important: The information in this document is obsolete and should not be used for new development.
Manipulating Blocks of Memory
The Memory Manager provides three routines for copying blocks of memory referenced by pointers. To copy a block of memory to a nonrelocatable block, use theBlockMove
procedure. To copy to a new relocatable block, use thePtrToHand
function. To copy to an existing relocatable block, use thePtrToXHand
function. If you want to use any of these routines to copy memory you access with a handle, you must first dereference and lock the handle. A fourth routine,HandToHand
, allows you to copy information from one handle to another.To concatenate blocks of memory, you can use the
HandAndHand
andPtrAndHand
functions.
Subtopics
- BlockMove
- PtrToHand
- PtrToXHand
- HandToHand
- HandAndHand
- PtrAndHand