Are == and != operators compiler
Do I need to provide == and/or != operators? I've read here: Why don't C++ compilers define operator== and operator!=? that I do but when I actually tried it (didn't provide them and tried to use them) the program compiled fine. So what's going on?
Using VS2010 if it matters.
These operators are defined for fundamental, language-defined types, not for your custom ones. So it will work for int s, for example. But won't for class foo; unless you provide them explicitly - compiler doesn't know how to compare your own defined types if you haven't told it how to do it.
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