strlen on a NULL

[Valery Fine]

On 12 May 98 at 13:42, Kjeld.F.Christensen@dxd.erics wrote:

> On NT your process may lie anywhere, but never in ZERO, Thus you are
> not permitted to read from adress NULL. (You are not allowed to
> snoop around in the interrupt vetors!)

  Some int strlen(char *s) is started with

  int strlen(char *s){
   if (s==0) return 0;
   . . . 
  }

  but not all.
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