BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL: different behaviour on VC 7.1 and Intel
This produces different results on VC 7.1 (fail) and Intel 8 (pass): char *p = "Hi!"; BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(p, "Hi!"); Stefan
"Stefan Slapeta" <stefan_nospam_@slapeta.com> wrote in message news:cdj3sg$4re$2@sea.gmane.org...
This produces different results on VC 7.1 (fail) and Intel 8 (pass):
char *p = "Hi!"; BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(p, "Hi!");
It seems to work for me on VC 7.1. Maybe it vice-versa? Gennadiy. P.S. I do remember about your complains about BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL portability issue. But I would not be able to do anything about it in this release. In fact I postponed almost all the changes till after release.
Gennadiy Rozental wrote:
P.S. I do remember about your complains about BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL portability issue. But I would not be able to do anything about it in this release. In fact I postponed almost all the changes till after release.
I was a little bit different and it's very amusing: This fails on VC 7.1 and passes on Intel 8: char *p = "Hi!"; BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(p, "Hi!"); This fails on Intel 8 and passes on VC 7.1: char buf[] = "Hi!"; BOOST_CHECK_EQUAL(buf, "Hi!"); Could you just add these lines to the test cases for 1.33 after the release is branched? I would be very interested how other compilers behave here (as I said once, Intel's=EDG's behaviour is strange but correct). Stefan
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