Summary of answers: does strcpy fail to return a "char *" anywhere?

[Arthur David Olson]

Thanks to everyone who responded to my question about systems where
the function strcpy does not return a "char *".  (The question came up
as a result of a "lint -p" command on a 4.3BSD system griping that
strcpy's value was used but that none was returned.)

No one who responded knew of a system where strcpy fails to return its
first argument.
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