stricmp

   NAME
    stricmp  - compare two strings, case insensitive

   SYNOPSIS
    int r = stricmp(s1, s2);
    const char *s1;
    const char *s2;

   FUNCTION
    Compares two strings, returning:
        -1  s1 < s2
         0  s1 == s2
         1  s1 > s2

    stricmp differs from strcmp in that case is ignored for alphabetic
    characters.  i.e. a == A

   NOTE
    stricmp() converts the chars in the string to unsigned quantities
    when comparing them.  However, for portability you should not
    stricmp() strings containing negative characters (bit 7 set) for
    anything other than checking the result against 0.  Use the
    memcmp() routine instead.

   EXAMPLE
    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <string.h>
    #include <assert.h>

    main()
    {
        char *s1 = "abCa";
        char *s2 = "aBcD";
        char *s3 = "aBCX";
        char *s4 = "ABCdx";
        char *s5 = "Abc";
        char *x2 = "ABCD";
        int r;

        r = stricmp(s2, x2);     /*  string s2 same as string x2 */
        assert(r == 0);

        r = stricmp(s2, s1);     /*  string s2 larger than string s1 */
        assert(r > 0);

        r = stricmp(s2, s3);
        assert(r < 0);

        r = stricmp(s2, s4);
        assert(r < 0);

        r = stricmp(s2, s5);
        assert(r > 0);

        return(0);
    }

   INPUTS
    char *s1;   pointer to first string
    char *s2;   pointer to second string

   RESULTS
    int r;      result: -1, 0, or 1.

   SEE ALSO
    strcmp, strncmp