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UCD3138A: UCD3138A "Cyclone_Device.h" vs "cyclone_device.h

Part Number: UCD3138A

hi, I'm starting with UCD3138A, could you tell me is there a difference between those 2 includes:

#include "Cyclone_Device.h"

#include "cyclone_device.h"

Lab 1 example uses all includes with capital C and D letters, while in the project includes you can find header file with small letters, it's quite confusing to be honest

  • Hello,

    The assigned engineer will get back to you tomorrow when he returns to work.

  • Tomasz, file names in Windows don't generally differentiate between upper case and lower case, so inconsistencies like this don't matter.  

    I was a real time Unix expert in a previous life in the early 80's, but very little Unix or its derivatives since.  This Windows "feature" still annoys me a bit, but I've gotten used to it. 

    You can make them match if it makes you comfortable.

    Or you can do what I just did to verify my understanding - just put in extra upper case like this:

    #include "CYClone_device.h"

    That compiles fine too.  It could be considered desensitization therapy.  Like the allergy treatments where they give you little doses of what you're allergic to.