Added strings.h include to resolve strncasecmp on some systems #393
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It looks like the upstream library is https://github.com/mattiasgustavsson/libs/blob/main/strpool.h . I'll send a PR to @mattiasgustavsson when I have a moment. |
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The header
strings.his the C standard compliant header forstrncasecmp, however some implementations also declare it instring.h(which is why it complies on some distributions but not others). An include forstrings.hhas been added. Thestring,hinclude has been preserved in the event that there are some non-compliant implementations. We don't want to accidentally break things for some users, and there are minimal downsides to doing this.