Subject: Re: Public Service Announcement: Please use /GF with Visual Studio when you want to collapse constant strings!
When you want to use == to compare strings such as "a", with "b" because
all your strings are constants, please remember to add /GF to your
CL.EXE command line.ÿ I have no idea how to do this in the IDE, but I'm
sure you'll figure it out if you really have to.
I thought it is common sense that == would compare addresses for
strings, and everyone compares string equality using strcmp(...) == 0, strncmp(...) == 0 and memcmp(...) == 0? (and of course with
#include <string.h>)
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