add missing #include for strcasecmp #1744
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Posix specifications say you need strings.h to use strcasecmp - it happens to work on most Linux systems without it, but that's basically just a compiler include bug (i think?) - Cygwin gcc actually requires strings.h, compiling on Cygwin is how I noticed strings.h was missing
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@divinity76 thanks for the report. I resolved this issue with removing the 'strcasecmp' dependency. |
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Posix specifications say you need strings.h to use strcasecmp