Implement memset #216
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This commit implements memset to fill memory with a constant byte using a 4-byte loop unrolling technique. A corresponding test case is also added to validate its correctness.
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The proposed changes implement
memsetto fill memory with a constant byte using a 4-byte loop unrolling technique. A corresponding test case is also added to validate its correctness.Summary by Bito
This pull request implements an optimized version of the memset function using a 4-byte loop unrolling technique, enhancing memory manipulation capabilities. A test case has been added to validate the function's correctness against expected results.