SRE wrote:
> >From the Unix man page:
>   strcmp() and  strncmp()  use  native  character  comparison...
>      implementation-dependent.
>   strcasecmp() and strncasecmp()  use  native  character  com-
>      parison as above and assume the ASCII character set.

So, we may be able to use strcmp in place of strcasecmp on Windows? 
That looked like a viable option from what I could tell.  The man page
in Linux didn't mention that strcmp is implementation dependant.  In
Linux, strcmp and strcasecmp appear to be the same.

If so, would this be reasonable?
#ifdef _WIN32
#define strcasecmp strcmp
#endif

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