On Mon, Feb 27, 2017 at 4:28 AM, Roman Haefeli <[email protected]> wrote:
> ... > > I see you fixed even more for Windows than what I did. I would like to > integrate your changes, but there are some questions left. The svn log > suggests that you applied some changes specifically for Windows 10. In > the diff, I see you wrapped some lines of code in: > > #ifdef _MSC_VER > > If I understand correctly, those lines are only used when compiling > with Microsoft Visual Studio and mingw wouldn't use those lines. I'm > compiling with mingw and would like the result to work will in Windows > 10, too. Now, my question is: Should the code you put in between > '#ifdef _MSC_VER' always be used when targeting Windows, regardless of > the compiler or is that code really specific for MSVC? > > It's used to specify the use of sprintf_s() and strncpy_s(), the safer versions of sprintf() and strncpy(). If your compiler knows about these functions it would be better to use them, but not essential. Martin
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