'splitting a string using '\0' [closed]
let's say I have a char* ./a.out\0a\0b\0\0.
I want to split it and the result to be a char** of value
{
"./a.out\0",
"a\0",
"b\0",
"\0"
}
I'm using pure c + POSIX but if an answer contains parts of the c++STL I don't mind that, just avoid the memory inefficient ones like std::string
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