Error with strcmp

I have this function

Code:

void verifyMatrix(int n, int m, char *orig, char **mat)
{
      char verifyString[5];
      int k;
      k=0;
    // Creating a string
        for (int i=n; i<(n+DIM); i++)
 for (int j=m; j<(m+DIM); j++)
 {
    verifyString[k] = mat [i] [j];
    k++;
 }
 verifyString[4] = '\0';
    if (strcmp(orig, verifyString) = 0)
        tmpMat[n][m] = orig[0];
return;
}

the function without the strcmp construnct work; with strcmp I have in compilation this error:
error C2106: '=': left operator must be an I-value
origin is an array declared as
char firstString[5];
tmpMat is a matrix declared as
char **tmpMat; and allocated as dinamic.
How is my error ? I hope in your help.
Thank you and best regards.

Nino

>> strcmp(orig, verifyString) = 0
Are you sure you want '=' there?

Originally Posted by Daved

>> strcmp(orig, verifyString) = 0
Are you sure you want '=' there?

Sorry,
but I have worked a lot and I am tired. The eyes close and also the brain.

Thank You.

Nimo

Is it Nino or Nimo?

Nino. It is a lapsus