men.h or memory.h

[Alberto]

Hello friends,
I am a beginner in this fantastic world and therefore I have many questions, two of them are:
- I can use the library "mem.h or memory.h", in particular the function "memset()" ?
- Where I can find the codes in C, C++ and PASCAL from the solutions to some problems?

PD:
Thank you for their answers.

[sumankar]

Hello friends,
I am a beginner in this fantastic world and therefore I have many questions, two of them are:

- I can use the library "mem.h or memory.h", in particular the function "memset()" ?

memset() and friends belong to string.h.Where did you get that mem.h from?
You can use string.h and hence memset to your heart's content.

- Where I can find the codes in C, C++ and PASCAL from the solutions to some problems?

That is the reason why we are all here, we are all looking for answers.Anyway, on a less philosophical note, I might add that there already are some pages like Shahriar Manzoor's essay on programming competitions, Steven Halim's website and Larry et al's wiki. Also there is a sample solution in all 3 languages supported by UVA for problem number 100.
And my golden advice
Try solving the problem on your own, the major hurdle next would be i/o,
for that search the board, you will get enough info.Submit.If not accepted, start afresh!

Hope that helps,
Suman.

[milo]

Well, i think both options work in UVA Judge, i often use memory.h, but you can use string.h too

[Krzysztof Duleba]

memset and memcpy are defined in string.h. memory.h simply includes string.h (and features.h on some systems as well).