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Windows.h lowercase and Windows.h uppercase?

What is the difference between lower case <windows.h>and upper case <windows.h>? I am reading some old Win32 programming guides and they all use "w" in lower case. The code compiles fine, but the VS 2012 autocomplete function only lists the title <windows.h>.

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There is no difference, and it cannot be, because file names in Windows (NTFS) are not case sensitive.

In fact, according to file names are case sensitive in NTFS volumes NTFS has two different modes in which one is case sensitive:

NTFS , , NTFS. , , , , , , . - , . , , , . , , . , , , . POSIX , , MS-DOS, WOW Win32 , .

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Windows - insensitve, Windows. , Linux - MinGW, , .

MinGW windows.h .

windows.h, Microsoft, .

  • V++ (V++ 98 ) windows.h -
  • V++ Windows SDK, , windows.h
  • SDK (PocketPC Windows mobile) windows.h - .

windows.h Windows, Linux, #include <windows.h>, . , .

. Linux MinGW, (, ) windows.h, windows.h.

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These are the same files. The Windows file system is not case sensitive.

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