Why __WCHAR_t in sys/target_nto.h defined as wchar_t in C++ and _Unit32t in
C. wchar_t does exists in C?
Oh maybe it doesn’t with 2.9.3?
- Mario
Why __WCHAR_t in sys/target_nto.h defined as wchar_t in C++ and _Unit32t in
C. wchar_t does exists in C?
Oh maybe it doesn’t with 2.9.3?
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 wrote in message
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Why __WCHAR_t in sys/target_nto.h defined as wchar_t in C++ and _Unit32t
in C. wchar_t does exists in C?
In C, wchar_t is an identifier that a header defines to be a typedef. In
C++, wchar_t is a keyword.