I've noticed that when a .NET assembly is referenced on a program running on Windows, the casing of the assembly name is ignored, thus when running the compiled program on Unix (or any real OS :O), Mono will fail to load the assembly if only one character differs on the case.

Am I clear on this? Just to clarify my stupid english:

I have a Classpath.dll on Windows. I compile the program with:

mcs /r:classpath chachacha.cs

which ends successfully.

Then when I run the prog in Linux, mono fails because it doesn't find classpath.dll, and this is solved renaming the dll, but this is just annoying.

Fill a bug report I should?

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Pablo Baena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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