CF> sco-systems:~/work/code# g++ -o strcmpi strcmpi.cpp strcmpi.cpp: In
CF> `int main(...)': strcmpi.cpp:25: warning: implicit declaration of fu
CF> strcmpi(...)'
This means that strcmpi is not declared in string.h.
CF> /tmp/cca003361.o: In function `main':
CF> /tmp/cca003361.o(.text+0xbb): undefined reference to `strcmpi'
CF> /tmp/cca003361.o(.text+0xe9): undefined reference to `strcmpi'
CF> sco-systems:~/work/code#
This means that there isn't an implementation for strcmpi  in  any  of
the linked libraries.
CF> To me (as a newbee in c++) it look's like the compiler don't underst
CF> useage of strcmpi.
If you are a C++ newbie, you'd better not use these C string functions
if you don't have to. Use the string class.
Thomas
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