Re: passing a string to a dll

I grew up on languages that, unlike C, understood "string" as a fundamental
concept. So I
*expect* that == and != (and <, <=, >= and >) are going to compare
contents. The only two
languages where there was an exception to this were Bliss and C, both
low-level
implementation languages. So CString seems natural, because it returns us
to a sane world
where strings are compared by contents, and there is a concatenation
operator, substring
operators, etc. I never once worried that != or == wouldn't work, because
for them to
fail, the C++ compiler has to utterly fail to implement class-defined
operators. That
seems unlikely, since it would have to fail all standard C++ certification
tests to
accomplish this.
joe