I am using g++ on Ubuntu with a C++ library whose header files all happen to end in .H instead of the traditional .h.
I'd rather not modify the include directory ... otherwise I would probably just create symbolic links to .h versions of the headers.
I am wondering if there is an easy way to automatically have g++ recognize that .H and .h files are the same so that I can write either header.h or header.H in my program? I've looked through the g++ man page, but it's pretty hard for me to tell if it supports some feature like this.