Re: Request to rename version.h

[Achim G. <Str...@ne...>]

Hans-Bernhard Bröker writes:
> No.  The change is that the C++ standard library (and not just for
> C++20, but also in already existing implementations) now contains a
> standard header named <version>, which it did not use to do.
>
> That new header gets mixed up with our VERSION file on case-ignorant
> file systems, and so strangeness ensues.
>
> I'm actually surprised I'm not seeing the same issue on Windows, too, as
> all the preconditions seem to be fulfilled there, too. Maybe the Windows
> compilers try harder to overcome their host system's case-blindness, and
> thus manage to avoid this trap.

The common file systems on Windows are case-preserving and
case-insensitive, but not case-ignoring.  Would that explain the
difference?


Regards,
Achim.
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