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Scott Klement wrote: > > I didn't look very thoroughly at his code, but I thought he was passing a > pointer to a user space to strstr()? If so, it won't use a temp variable > and it won't add a null-terminator. > > If he's actually passing an RPG character variable, rather than an > address, then you're right. > No, it's wrong no matter what you pass. Const Options(*String) will pass the pointer by reference rather than by value whether you pass a character expression or a pointer. (Every pointer I've ever looked at the hex value of starts with x'800000', so the function probably thinks it's getting two null-terminated strings x'80' and x'80'.)
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