From: tkoenig@netcologne.de   
      
   mac  schrieb:   
   >> You might not want J1 and J_one in the same program.   
   >   
   > Similarly, some ancient compiler (Euclid?) had case-insensitive lookup, but   
   > required the same capitalization everywhere   
      
   Fortran has a a bit of a similar issue with its C interoperability   
   feature.   
      
   Entities with C binding have global identifiers in Fortran.  Fortran   
   is a case-insensitive laguage, so FooBar and foobar look the same   
   to Fortran, and you can not have a C binding to both (but either   
   one would work).   
      
   In practice, this should not be a big problem.   
      
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