Efficient STRing CoMPares?
Stan Brown
browns at iccgcc.decnet.ab.com
Tue Mar 26 02:59:38 AEST 1991
In article <MARC.91Mar20080239 at marc.watson.ibm.com>, marc at arnor.UUCP (Marc Auslander) writes:
> A correct compiler cannot inline strcmp unless it is given
> extralingual permission to do so - for example in a pragma or by
> defining some reserved symbol or by some other means. This is because
> it is legal to combine a program which uses strcmp with another which
> defines it to by anything at all!
Assuming that by 'correct compiler' you mean one that conforms to the
ANSI standard, I have to disagree with your statement.
Sec 4.1.6 of the standard specifically allows compilers to inline
the standard library functions.
My opinions are mine: I don't speak for any other person or company.
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