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 MIXCASE
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 Purpose:
 Specify case sensitivity of symbols.

 Syntax:
 MIXCASE [EXPORT | IMPORT]

 Default:
 Disabled.

 Description:
 The MIXCASE command causes Blinker to treat all publics and externals as
 case sensitive at link time, rather than converting them to UPPERCASE.
 This command is of primary interest to developers using C, who may require
 case sensitivity.

 Notes for DOS extended programs:
 MS Link always converts exports from 16 bit Windows programs to uppercase,
 so make sure all imports are uppercase when importing from a 16 bit Windows
 DLL linked with MS Link to a DOS extended program.

 Notes for 16 bit Windows programs:
 By default all export definition names in module definition files for 16 bit
 Windows programs are converted to uppercase when they are processed. When
 MIXCASE EXPORT is specified in the link script file the export names are
 treated as case sensitive. Use this option with care as it may result in
 unresolved symbols at link or run time.

 By default all import definition names in module definition files for 16 bit
 Windows programs are converted to uppercase when they are processed. When
 MIXCASE IMPORT is specified in the link script file the import names are
 treated as case sensitive. Use this option with care as it may result in
 unresolved symbols at link or run time.

 These options only take effect from the point at which they appear in the
 link script file, so they should usually be placed near the start of the
 link script file to ensure that all symbols are converted correctly.

See Also: UPPERCASE

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