concatname(3) - Linux man page
Name
concatname - concatenate two names with user separator
Synopsys
#include "mut.h" char ∗concatname(s, t) char ∗s, ∗t;
Parameters
- s
Pointer to a string
t
Pointer to a string
Description
The concatname function adds the separator defined by mbk_separ(1), and then the string t at the end of string s. This is not like a strcat(3) of the standard library, because s is not beeing modified. The string returned has already been put in the names dictionary by a call to namealloc(3).
Return Value
concatname returns a pointer to a string in the name hash table.
Example
#include "mut.h"
#include "mlo.h"
void flat_sig_alias(ptsig, insname)
losig_list ∗ptsig;
char ∗insname;
{
chain_list ∗pt;
for (pt = ptsig->NAMECHAIN; pt; pt = pt->NEXT)
pt->DATA = (void ∗)concatname(insname, (char ∗)pt->DATA);
- }
See Also
mbk(1), namealloc(3), mbk_separ(1).