The <tchar.h> include file is described on MSDN as one that allows you to use calls to e.g. _tcsspn() in your application source, the include file will translate into either strspn() or wcsspn() based on the presence of the _UNICODE macro.
We don't have this include file in our sources, neither in the cegcc nor
in the mingw32ce universe.
The gcj compile relies on this (haven't looked into whether they really
need much, but the #include line is present).
Should we have this include file at all ? Should it be present in cegcc
or mingw32ce or both ? And in which source directory does it belong ?
If the file is to be present, should it contain macros for unicode as
well as non-unicode cases ? The cegcc compiler predefines _UNICODE, but
the mingw32ce compiler does not.
I have a sample file which content is derived from documentation on
MSDN.
Danny
P.S. See http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms861474.aspx
and http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms860358.aspx .
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