/******************************************************************
* Memorial University of Newfoundland
* Engineering 3891 Advanced Programming
* Assignment 3
* Due: 2000.10.06 0855
*
* In this assignment you are to write some functions for manipulating
* C-style strings (NULL terminated character arrays).
* In writing these functions you ARE NOT permitted to use the standard
* string library functions (e.g., strlen, strcpy etc.). You MAY copy any
* of the posted examples and use them.
*
* Author: Michael Bruce-Lockhart
*
*******************************************************************/

/* Please note, it is the CALLING routines responsibilty for both these
* functions to ensure that the dest array has enough room in it to hold
* the dest string (in the case of strDup) and the source and dest strings
* in the case of strCat. i.e., you don't need to concern yourselves with
* that issue!
*/

/* Copy the string in the source array to the dest array. */
void strDup(char *dest, const char *source);

/* Add the source string to the end of the dest string. */
void strCat(char *dest, const char *source);

/* Reverses the string IN PLACE. e.g. "the" would become "eht"
and "function" would become "noitcnuf"
*/
void strRev(char *theString);