It seems to me hmemcpy doesn't appears in Windows 2000 (or NT). However I think there's some similar function. Am I right? If so, what's the name of the function? Thanks.

hmemcpy stands for Hughe memory copy. Since NT - 2K (unlike w9x family ) are true 32 bit OSs ,
such a function is not needed. Closest "equivalents" are RtlXxxxMemory (where Xxxx can be Move , Compare , Zero ....)are API exported by ntdll.dll and kernel32.dll and the old good classic memcpy()

Thanks!

Does this also apply to Windows ME? I can't use HMEMCPY either. It tells me that the symbol is not defined.