16.09.2013, 15:30
I believe you don't need it. Wiki does not mention that returning to 0 after comparing will cause such or similar bug.
It only says that if this function returns 0 (Which is same as using "!" in front of strcmp) the strings compare.
I think you misunderstood the function's return with the command's return.
It only says that if this function returns 0 (Which is same as using "!" in front of strcmp) the strings compare.
I think you misunderstood the function's return with the command's return.