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The testfile is behaving really weirdly.
The outputs of the standard library's strcmp is always 1, -1 or 0.
The testfile is somehow failing at the comparison.
For example, the difference between "a" and "z"
strcmp returns -1 and my ft_strcmp returns -1 as well, and yet your testfile fails me.
But other people's ft_strcmp returns a difference instead, so somehow your testfile passes the following values: (again, comparing "a" and "z")
strcmp returns -1 and other people's ft_strcmp returns -25, and yet your testfile passes them.
I checked the logic in 1266 and 1199 and seems to be fine, but somehow it is behaving weirdly.
Where is the Maintest getting its string.h?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The testfile is behaving really weirdly.
The outputs of the standard library's strcmp is always 1, -1 or 0.
The testfile is somehow failing at the comparison.
For example, the difference between "a" and "z"
strcmp returns -1 and my ft_strcmp returns -1 as well, and yet your testfile fails me.
But other people's ft_strcmp returns a difference instead, so somehow your testfile passes the following values: (again, comparing "a" and "z")
strcmp returns -1 and other people's ft_strcmp returns -25, and yet your testfile passes them.
I checked the logic in 1266 and 1199 and seems to be fine, but somehow it is behaving weirdly.
Where is the Maintest getting its string.h?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: