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In article dredlich@gulf.csc.UVic.CA (Devin Redlich) writes:
|> If I have a 2 dimensional array x[4][4] and I want to make a copy of all the 
|> data in x, in, say, y[4][4], what would be the most efficient way of copying 
|> the data?

I don't know.  One way is to use loops to go through the arrays, copying
elementwise (you only need one loop);
another is to use the standard library function memcpy (or, in
certain cases, memmove).

The following approach lets the compiler decide:

struct matrix {
	type x [4][4];
} x, y;

x = y;

Konrad Schwarz