Where is "strcasestr" defined ?

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    Default Where is "strcasestr" defined ?

    According to man page "strcasestr" must be in <string.h> but it was not there...
    Alain Birtz Guest

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    Default Re: Where is "strcasestr" defined ?

    On Fri, 26 Sep 2003, Alain Birtz wrote:
    > According to man page "strcasestr" must be in <string.h> but it was not there...
    >
    Sounds like an error in the documentation as grepping /usr/include for it
    found nothing, and doing an nm on libc didn't find anything either.

    Fred

    Frederick Cheung Guest

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