Re: [HACKERS] Wincrypt.h vs wincrypt.h

[Magnus Hagander]

On Fri, Apr 14, 2017 at 9:27 PM, Andrew Dunstan <
andrew.duns...@2ndquadrant.com> wrote:

>
> Commit fe0a0b59 included this line:
>
> #include 
>
> On Windows file names are not case sensitive, so the "W" works fine, but
> as I discovered this morning, if you're cross-compiling on Linux it
> matters very much, and mingw-w64 ships headers with lower case file
> names, in this case "wincrypt.h". Therefore, unless there's an objection
> I propose to lower case that "W".
>

+1. Regardless of the cross compiling, I believe using lowercase is more or
less the convention on Windows for this.

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[HACKERS] Wincrypt.h vs wincrypt.h

[Andrew Dunstan]

Commit fe0a0b59 included this line:

#include 

On Windows file names are not case sensitive, so the "W" works fine, but
as I discovered this morning, if you're cross-compiling on Linux it
matters very much, and mingw-w64 ships headers with lower case file
names, in this case "wincrypt.h". Therefore, unless there's an objection
I propose to lower case that "W".

cheers

andrew

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