Echelon Neuron C - Manual (Page 128)

108 Functions
Table 30. Result Types for the max() Function
Larger Type Smaller Type Result
unsigned long (any) unsigned long
signed long signed long
unsigned short
signed short
signed long
unsigned short unsigned short
signed short
unsigned short
signed short signed short signed short
If the result type is unsigned, the comparison is unsigned, else the comparison is
signed. Arguments can be cast, which affects the result type. When argument
types do not match, the smaller type argument is promoted to the larger type
prior to the operation.
Syntax
type max ( a , b );
Example
int a, b, c;
long x, y, z;
void f(void)
{
a = max(b, c);
x = max(y, z);
}
Note: The description of the max() function result types and type promotion of
arguments also applies equally to the min() function.
memccpy( ) Function
The memccpy( ) function copies len bytes from the memory area pointed to by src
to the memory area pointed to by dest , up to and including the first occurrence of
character c , if it exists. The function returns a pointer to the byte in dest
immediately following c , if c was copied, else memccpy( ) returns NULL. This
function cannot be used to write to EEPROM or flash memory. See also
ansi_memcpy( ), ansi_memset( ), eeprom_memcpy( ), memchr( ), memcmp( ),
memcpy( ), and memset( ).
Syntax
#include <mem.h>
void* memccpy (void *
dest , const void * src , int c , unsigned long len );