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puts(@okstr)
```
memset(addr, len, val) will fill memory with a 16 bit value. memcpy(dstaddr, srcaddr, len) will copy memory from one address to another, taking care to copy in the proper direction.
memset(addr, val, len) will fill memory with a 16 bit value. memcpy(dstaddr, srcaddr, len) will copy memory from one address to another, taking care to copy in the proper direction.
```
byte nullstr[] = ""
memset(strlinbuf, maxfill * 2, @nullstr) // fill line buff with pointer to null string
memset(strlinbuf, @nullstr, maxfill * 2) // fill line buff with pointer to null string
memcpy(scrnptr, strptr + ofst + 1, numchars)
```

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@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ To keep development compartmentalized and easily managed, PLASMA uses relatively
To start things off, here is the standard introductory program:
```
import stdlib
import cmdsys
predef puts
end
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Module dependencies will direct the loader to make sure these modules are loaded first, thus resolving any outstanding references. A module dependency is declared with the `import` statement block with predefined function and data definitions. The `import` block is completed with an `end`. An example:
```
import stdlib
import cmdsys
const reshgr1 = $0004
predef putc, puts, getc, gets, cls, gotoxy
end
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#### Structure Declarations
There is a shortcut for defining constant offsets into structures:
```
struc s_entry
struc t_entry
word id
byte[32] name
word next_entry
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```
is equivalent to:
```
const s_entry = 36 // size of the structure
const t_entry = 36 // size of the structure
const id = 0 // offset to id element
const name = 2 // offset to name element
const next_entry = 34 // offset to next_entry element