JD> KK>    The C standard only supports the following comparisons:
JD> KK> int strcmp(char*, char*);
JD> KK> int strncmp(char*, char*, int);
JD> KK>    I haven't seen a draft of the C++ standard, so maybe
JD> KK>    it is included there.
JD>   There is no stricmp/strcmpi in the C++ standard.
   I had thought as much, since anything like that should
   really be handled in a string class anyway, in C++, and
   is a trivial enough construct in C that adding it to the
   library is not necessary.
> ] Love is not blind, but sometimes it looks the other way.....
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