Problem with strcmp()

[akmal4ik]

Hi everybody,
I have problem with comparing two strings.
Here they are:
str1 = akmal str2 = abror
and here is my code

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void main()
{
char * str1 = "akmal";
char * str2 = "abror";

if(strcmp(str1,str2))
cout << "akmal>abror\n";
else
cout << "akmal<abror\n";
} 

This code compiling and runing without any errors.
But i don't understand the result of this code.
Because i think that abror>akmal
but program gives another result.
Please help, what is correct?

[helios]

strcmp(a,b)==0 //a==b
strcmp(a,b)<0 //a<b (when in ascendant order)
strcmp(a,b)>0 //a>b (when in ascendant order)

[lazyfox]

abror should be less than akmal because 'b' is less than 'k' in ASCII table.

[helios]

But the condition is faulty anyway.
He's only verifying that they're different, not that they're in any order.

[akmal4ik]

Thanks much helios.
I do it my function works.
It's true that akmal>abror.