I am getting build error while using stricmp to compare two C strings in Xcode.
Error : Implicit declaration of stricmp invalid in C99. What is it means?
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I am getting build error while using stricmp to compare two C strings in Xcode.
Error : Implicit declaration of stricmp invalid in C99. What is it means?
What it means is that a declaration of stricmp cannot be found in the headers you have included. Earlier versions of C allowed you to call functions that were not declared in the headers and assumed that they were declared as
int function()stricmp is not in the C or POSIX standards. For iOS look at
strcasecmp()as per this SO question