CF> Hi all...
CF> 
CF> I have a problem here. I use Linux as my main OS, and therefor do all my 
c+
CF> codeing in Linux too. I'm now using "Instant C++ Programming" by Ian 
Wilks 
CF> learn c++, and in a program made after reading from that book, I shall 
use 
CF> strcmpi().
CF> 
CF> The source code look like this:
CF>   if (strcmpi(input, yes) == 0)    
CF>     cout << response1;
CF>   else
CF>     if (strcmpi(input, no) == 0)
CF>       cout << response2;
    I changed both instances of strcmpi with strcmp and it compiled just 
fine..
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