> In genx, the only significant string comparison is checking for dupe
> attributes (I think; haven't written the code yet). Since you only
> check each one once, the cost of doing an intern() (what I assume you
> mean by atomize) is probably higher than just doing the string
> comparison. -Tim
Tim,
In case you occasionally decide to add a check for name match for closing elements,
it is p!=q && strcmp(p,q); that is, if the application supplies the same string,
it can be compared as pointer. Let C atomize strings for the programmer.
David
