[Openal-devel] MP3 format token value

[Carl Nicol]

Extension names can be case sensitive in Unix. For instance name.c is
considered a C file and name.C is a C++ file. 

I think part of the issue to be considered comes with building with Unix and
using autoconf. Autoconf uppercases everything that is used for CPP macros,
which is more or less a C/C++ standard. 

I'm currently working with the torque engine and have found a similar
problem where case gets confusing. Torque's distribution of openal uses
include/al/*.h and the openal source uses includes/AL/*.h. Autconf does not
distinguish between /al/ and /AL/ and that becomes a compilation problem. 

Eventually, we need to define a set of CPP macros that can be easily set by
autoconf and use them through the code base.

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Subject: RE: [Openal-devel] MP3 format token value





Are extension names case senstive or not?