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Stephan Kuhagen
Hello
Please forgive me, if this is the wrong NG, since this is a compiler
specific C++-Question:
I'm managing a huge build system for multiple platforms (Win*, Linux,
MacOSX). Most of our programmers work on Windows and seem to be unable to
learn the difference between upper and lower case characters in #include.
So most time the thing works on Windows, but fails on the others. Although
they get mails when a project fails, the errors either do not get fixed or
they re-appear after every change... This is _really annoying_ ! - Does
anyone here know a switch or trick to make the Microsoft-Compilers (VC6 and
up) case-sensitive in #include-statements and throw an error on wrong case?
"Thanks for not shooting me"
Regards
Stephan Kuhagen
Please forgive me, if this is the wrong NG, since this is a compiler
specific C++-Question:
I'm managing a huge build system for multiple platforms (Win*, Linux,
MacOSX). Most of our programmers work on Windows and seem to be unable to
learn the difference between upper and lower case characters in #include.
So most time the thing works on Windows, but fails on the others. Although
they get mails when a project fails, the errors either do not get fixed or
they re-appear after every change... This is _really annoying_ ! - Does
anyone here know a switch or trick to make the Microsoft-Compilers (VC6 and
up) case-sensitive in #include-statements and throw an error on wrong case?
"Thanks for not shooting me"
Regards
Stephan Kuhagen