strtokrNULLchar
strtokrNULLchar is a speculative or fictional name used in discussions of string tokenization to describe a reentrant tokenizer that treats the null character ('\0') as a token delimiter. It is positioned as a variant of the conventional strtok_r function, with an emphasis on safely parsing input in multi-threaded contexts.
In design terms, strtokrNULLchar would aim to provide thread-safe tokenization by maintaining internal state between calls,
Usage patterns discussed in relation to strtokrNULLchar usually involve passing an input buffer along with a
See also: strtok, strtok_r, strsep, and related tokenization approaches.