Consistently use lowercase for Windows libraries and header files #1058
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Windows typically uses case-insensitive file systems, so the case of libraries and header files is irrelevant, but MinGW consistently use lowercase names everywhere, and when cross-compiling on Linux systems with case-sensitive file systems the case of these names is very much relevant.
graebm
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Sep 14, 2023
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It's failing to build with MSVC (see CI links) |
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Ok, I removed the include of |
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Windows typically uses case-insensitive file systems, so the case of libraries and header files is irrelevant, but MinGW consistently use lowercase names everywhere, and when cross-compiling on Linux systems with case-sensitive file systems the case of these names is very much relevant.
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