> Hmmm. This error looks a lot like what we were seeing on Cygwin. It
> appears that the compiler in grabbing the htfuzzy/Regex.h header file
> when it sees the #include <regex.h> directive. Of course, Windows uses
> case-insensitive filenames. Does Mac OS X as well? If so, all the more
> reason to rename htfuzzy/Regex.{h,cc} to something else that won't be
> mistaken for another name. Maybe Regexp or something like that? This
> was your code, Geoff, so what do you suggest for the rename?
You can format your hard disks for Mac OS X using either UFS or HFS+. Under
UFS, file names are case-sensitive. Under HFS+, file names are
case-preserving but case-insensitive in use, which is like Windows, I
suppose.
Apple recommends the use of HFS+, because UFS is not compatible with the
classic (Mac OS 9) environment that is part of the Mac OS X distribution.
Cleland Early
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