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I made a function like this: bool IsSameString(char* p1, char* p2) { return 0 == strcmp(p1, p2); } The problem is that sometimes, by mistake, arguments are passed which are not strings (meaning that p1 or p2 is not terminated with a null character). Then, strcmp continues comparing until it reaches non-accessible memory and crashes. Is there a safe version of strcmp ? Or can I tell whether p1 (and p2 ) is a string or not in a safe manner?
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