Show me your strcpy

Here is my string copy function: http://pastebin.com/f7gBfsDY

<Nola> it took agner fog 3 years to write a strcpy
<Nola> why are you guys all lamers
<Nola> would you write some lame ass thing that loops and copies Chars
<Nola> that version is gonna be 10x faster than your C loop

Three years, motherfuckers.  Have you optimized your hand-coded assembly strcpy() today?

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It's hardly the compiler alone. The Intel Performance Primitives also have a "Genu" "ineI" "ntel" CPUID check of their own.

Why the fuck would to that anyway? A string check, are you serious? That's pathetic, as expected from a company that only makes half-decent processors and then tries to bundle all their other failures with them (graphics and wireless — both terrible jokes).

How's that Larrabee going, Intel? Oh yeah, it's not a desktop x86 processor with few cores, therefore it's going bad. It's like I'm cruising aboard the Itanium again.