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Topic: infinite recursion in pfc\string_base.h? (Read 1438 times) previous topic - next topic
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infinite recursion in pfc\string_base.h?

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	template<typename t_char> int strcmp_partial_ex_t(const t_char * p_string,t_size p_string_length,const t_char * p_substring,t_size p_substring_length) throw() {
		p_string_length = strlen_max_t(p_string,p_string_length); p_substring_length = strlen_max_t(p_substring,p_substring_length);
		return _strcmp_partial_ex(p_string,p_string_length,p_substring,p_substring_length);
	}

	template<typename t_char>
	int strcmp_partial_t(const t_char * p_string,const t_char * p_substring) throw() {return strcmp_partial_ex_t(p_string,~0,p_substring,~0);}

	inline int strcmp_partial_ex(const char * str, t_size strLen, const char * substr, t_size substrLen) throw() {return strcmp_partial_ex(str, strLen, substr, substrLen); }
	inline int strcmp_partial(const char * str, const char * substr) throw() {return strcmp_partial_t(str, substr); }
This is near the very end of string_base.h.

strcmp_partial_ex just calls itself with the same parameters.  I'm guessing it should call strcmp_partial_ex_t instead.
 

Re: infinite recursion in pfc\string_base.h?

Reply #1 –
Indeed it should, thanks for reporting.
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