Patrik Stridvall ps@leissner.se writes:
PS. And yes, the added lstrcmpi (USER.471) in memory/string.c should really be there. Both KERNEL and USER uses the memory directory.
No, USER does not use the memory directory. It links directly to libkernel32.so because it needs some internal functions in there, but that's a different problem. lstrcmpi is a purely KERNEL function, that happens to be imported by USER (and by other dlls too), so USER must not be mentioned in the comment IMO.