问题
I am currently using Doxygen 1.5.5 on Linux
Some class documentation is unavailable in the Windows version of my documentation. My library provides several classes, one in uppercase and another in lowercase such as CONE and cone; thus, their class documentation is provided as classCONE.html and classcone.html.
Due to case insensitivity for filenames on Windows systems, the uppercase class documentation overwrites lowercase class documentation when the ZIP file's contents are extracted onto a Windows system. Because the uppercase class documentation is restored last, it thus, overwrites the first file in lowercase with the same name.
I am able to display both of these pages when I host my documentation on a Linux server; however, this is not the case when others extract the contents onto their Windows system.
Is there a way to configure Doxygen to give one of the files a different HTML file name, such as classCONE2.html and to implement that for all links to refer to this page in the Doxygen-generated
回答1:
Version 1.5.5 is over 5 years old, but I think even that version provides CASE_SENSE_NAMES which you can set to NO to prevent name clashes for output files that only differ in casing.
回答2:
Take a look at this post. It explains, how you can turn on case-sensitivity for Windows Systems with 64 Bit. However if you are using Win32 programs, even on 64 Bit systems, you might encounter difficulties.
I would recommend, to try out first doxygens answer, and if does not work out, try my approach.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17735238/doxygen-configuration-on-linux-to-ignore-case-sensitivity-when-put-onto-windows