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K.I.
Sorry if this is not the right place to post.
I am replacing all strcpy with my own customized strcpy, hence I did
the following in a shared header file :
#define strcpy STRCPY
inline STRCPY(...)
{
....
}
somewhere in another part of the program called std::strcpy(), and
when I compiled it, it complained STRCPY is not member of std. Besides
changing std::strcpy, is there another way to allow std::strcpy to be
replaced, or to be rejected?
Thank you.
I am replacing all strcpy with my own customized strcpy, hence I did
the following in a shared header file :
#define strcpy STRCPY
inline STRCPY(...)
{
....
}
somewhere in another part of the program called std::strcpy(), and
when I compiled it, it complained STRCPY is not member of std. Besides
changing std::strcpy, is there another way to allow std::strcpy to be
replaced, or to be rejected?
Thank you.