"Richard Guenther" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...] | I don't know of any place we would use such information. At least | | int *p = new int; | int *q = new int; | if (p == q) | | cannot be simplified as both pointers may be NULL? The above does not use the no-throw operator new, so neither can be null -- except if the user used command-line -fno-exceptions. -- Gaby
