Name of strnstr.cc file

Hi,

There is some special reason because strnstr() is included in a file
called strnstr.cc instead of strnstr.c like all other functions ?

On Windows, using Visual Studio, this could be a problem, because the
.cc extension could trigger a C++ build instead of a C build. On gcc
environments this is not a problem, but on Visual Studio, C++ objects
and C objects are not interchangeable at link time, because MS
compilers uses an heavy C++ function decoration.

Regards

Guido

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Received on Fri May 02 2008 - 10:49:59 MDT