Patrick Dughi wrote:
>
> > > For more info type 'man strcmp' at your unix prompt. Not using unix? Search
> > > through the MSVC++ helpfiles and pray that they tell you something useful.
>
> If I remember right, the function in MSVC is _stricmp. If that helps.
the function in any ANSI C compiler MSVC included is strcmp(). If you
look in the file strings.h you'll probably see something like this...
#define strcmp(a,b) (_stricmp((a),(b)))
which basically maps strcmp to MSVCs non-compliant function name.
At any rate, it is always best to use the ANSI function strcmp() so that
you don't have to change it later on if you move to a different
platform.
Regards, Peter
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