Create a null-terminated copy of the specified string, using the specified basicAllocator to supply memory, and return the address of the newly-created modifiable string. The string that is returned is owned by the caller. The behavior is undefined unless string.size() <= INT_MAX and basicAllocator is non-null. Note that if string contains any embedded null ('0') characters they will be propagated to the copy.
Declared in <bdlb_string.h>
static
char*
copy(
bsl::string const& string,
bslma::Allocator* basicAllocator);