V547 Expression 'as1.ToCString() != ""' is always true. To compare strings you should use strcmp() function. qabugs_3.cxx,

In lines 1005 and 1008:

as1.ToCString() != ""
as2.ToCString() != ""

the conditions is always true, because pointers are compared.

Was this intended?
What is the intention of the method?

Some comment on that:
"
char *s ....
if (s == "Abcd")

This code still can print "TRUE" when the 's' variable and Test() function are defined in one module. The compiler does not produce a lot of identical constant strings but uses one string. As a result, the code sometimes seems quite operable. However, you must understand that this code is very bad and you should use special functions for comparison."