Re: Unicode or non unicode
sunil wrote:
I have a dll , i want to know whether it is compiled
using _UNICODE and UNICODE macro. Is there any way to
find the same ?
You cannot be sure for 100%. You can open this DLL with
Dependency Walker and observe which functions it imports. If
there are API function names that predominantly end with W,
then it's likely that DLL in question build agains Unicode
libraries.
Actually in my visual studio 8 it is showing wired
behavior.I have defined some variable TCHAR var1 ;
sometimes it says var1 as char sometime as WCHAR. So I am
totally confused whether i have done some mistake. Or it
is a problem of visual studio 8.
If you're talking about IntelliSense, then it can be wrong.
IntelliSense is helper tool. It tries to make assumptions
about types and definitions, however it's far from matching
compiler.
I have defined _UNICODE and UNICODE.
You should not do this manually. If you did, it can be
source of IntelliSense confusion. Go to project properties
and in "General" category select "Character Set" property to
be "Use Unicode Character Set".
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