Vinod Joseph wrote:
Hi Pablo
I used memcmp() instead of strcmp() since strcmp() creates some worries inside..gtk..
i think memcmp() is more efficient for usage in gtk compared to strcmp()..anyways the result is the same with the code....
Thank you
Vinod
I think that the usage of memcmp() in your code is wrong. You're doing something like:
memcmp (x, y, strlen (x));
But if you want to know if two *strings* are *equal*, you should consider the trailing '\0', so the right way would be:
memcmp (x, y, strlen (x) + 1);
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