Re: octstr_compare

Replying to Phuah Yee Keat:
> >What are think about the add following code into octstr.c/octstr_compare?
> 
> [snip]
> >+    if ((ostr1 == NULL) && (ostr2 == NULL))
> >+       return 0;
> [snip]
> 
> returning 0 in this case will means the strings are equal, when they are 
> not. I guess that the return value is not supposed to be used for error 

but yes, they ARE both equals NULL :)

Yury, I think that production system should not have such bandaids
spread over it but if it actually works here (tm) - why not.

(but you are pushing problem out of sight so it will kick you from
underneath)

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