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We need wide characters (unicode) in our program, so we used wchar_t type to store wide strings as such form: wchar_t str[] = L"foo"; However, it couldn't be compiled with an error, saying "wide character array initialized from incompatible wide string", while in ubuntu, it was OK through gcc.
Is there any extra setting to support such wchar_t?
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Hi,
We need wide characters (unicode) in our program, so we used wchar_t type to store wide strings as such form: wchar_t str[] = L"foo"; However, it couldn't be compiled with an error, saying "wide character array initialized from incompatible wide string", while in ubuntu, it was OK through gcc.
Is there any extra setting to support such wchar_t?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: