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what is the usage about _Out_opt_bytecapcount_

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    When say the define of function memcpy, I say it. _CRT_INSECURE_DEPRECATE_MEMORY(memcpy_s) void * __cdecl memcpy(_Out_opt_bytecapcount_(_Size) void * _Dst, _In_opt_bytecount_(_Size) const void * _Src, _In_ size_t _Size); I say the file sal.h, it says that the macro will tell the compile what the usage about this function. but I do not know the compile will do any operation about this macro. If prompt any error when compiling?

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      When say the define of function memcpy, I say it. _CRT_INSECURE_DEPRECATE_MEMORY(memcpy_s) void * __cdecl memcpy(_Out_opt_bytecapcount_(_Size) void * _Dst, _In_opt_bytecount_(_Size) const void * _Src, _In_ size_t _Size); I say the file sal.h, it says that the macro will tell the compile what the usage about this function. but I do not know the compile will do any operation about this macro. If prompt any error when compiling?

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      That macro tells you that you shouldn't use that function because it is prone to errors and exploits. Use memcpy_s instead.

      The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.

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