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I have 2 libs that have different case on different platforms :(. It seems like everything else is the same (method names, param order, etc). How can i create an alias so my current spelling for platform a will work when i compile for platform b (I would really hate to make a wrapper for case difference)
You can use the using keyword to create an alias:
You could then conditionally include the aliases using a #if directive. However you would need to do this at the top of every source file: there’s no #include-like directive to allow you to create a file of aliases and import them into each source file. So if you are planning on doing this in for a large codebase then it may be worth considering another approach such as the wrapper approach.