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>  * PS: You are required to pass only NULL terminated strings to strlen();
> 
> That's "NUL".

Heh.  You and Sean.  "NULL" is an untyped 0.  Actually, it's a 0
terminated string.


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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