Bcopy
The bcopy command is used to copy a (part of a) binary file.
bcopy [-zc] <©> <N> <&source> <S> <M>
This copies M bytes from &source starting at position S to © starting at position N. If © doesn't exist yet, the binary file will be created and zero filled to the Nth byte. If © already exists but smaller then N bytes, it will be extended with zeros to the Nth byte. If © already exists and is N bytes or larger, the copied bytes will overwrite the old bytes in ©. If &source is smaller then S + M - 1 bytes and &source is equal or larger then S bytes, then all bytes starting from S to the last byte will be copied. If &source is smaller then S bytes, you will get an error. You can use M = -1 to copy all bytes starting from byte S to the last byte.
The -z switch will zero fill all bytes in &source that were copied. The -c switch will chop © to N + M bytes.