Dr. Stephen Henson
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0176842592
PR: 1945
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15 years ago |
Dr. Stephen Henson
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52108cecc0
<strings.h> does not exist under WIN32.
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17 years ago |
Ben Laurie
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f12797a447
Missing headers.
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17 years ago |
Andy Polyakov
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7a06050cd3
"Overload" SunOS 4.x memcmp, which ruins ASN1_OBJECT table lookups.
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19 years ago |
Andy Polyakov
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e6d27baf52
Rely on e_os.h to appropriately define str[n]casecmp in non-POSIX
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20 years ago |
Andy Polyakov
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3b4de6e4cc
Borrow #include <string[s].h> from e_os.h.
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20 years ago |
Richard Levitte
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dc56eb5079
o_str.c: Windows doesn't have <strings.h>, and since we use _strnicmp() and
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20 years ago |
Richard Levitte
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abd23881c1
Synchronise o_str.c between 0.9.8-dev and 0.9.7-stable.
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20 years ago |
Richard Levitte
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a0b5ebeac6
Typo...
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20 years ago |
Richard Levitte
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8ee18dd520
Make sure toupper() is properly declared.
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20 years ago |
Richard Levitte
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f0c5db92f7
Include strings.h so strcasecmp() and strncasecmp() get properly declared.
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21 years ago |
Dr. Stephen Henson
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82384690e2
Typos.
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21 years ago |
Richard Levitte
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e6fa67fa93
Generalise the definition of strcasecmp() and strncasecmp() for
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21 years ago |