more falafel please posted:

This will work if adst is an array, but not if it's a pointer (and not if it's an array that's degraded to a pointer in the current scope).

First off, you should use memcpy() or std::copy (if C++), because they're generally optimized beyond what you're going to write.

But if you want to debug this, I would suggest putting printfs/couts/however you log in the macro itself.

code:

#define COPY_PMV(adst,asrc) {                      \
  Ipp32s nn;                                       \
  for(nn=0; nn<sizeof(adst)/sizeof(Ipp32s); nn++)  \
  { \
    printf("nn=%d &(adst[nn])=%p &(asrc[nn])=%p asrc[nn]=%d\n", nn, &(adst[nn]), &(asrc[nn]), asrc[nn]); \
    ((Ipp32s*)adst)[nn] = ((Ipp32s*)asrc)[nn];     \
  } \
}