Hi Vijay,
it should not get errored out for _MB_CP_ANSI which is actually defined in mbctype.h
You're right, _MB_CP_ANSI should be defined in mbctype.h. Wine already has a mbctype.h, in include/msvcrt. Would you mind patching that?
--Juan
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Hi,
But mbctype.h is a sdk header file, it should not be specific for msvcrt. I think it should not be put in include/msvcrt
Thanks, Vijay
On 7/8/05, Juan Lang juan_lang@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi Vijay,
it should not get errored out for _MB_CP_ANSI which is actually defined in mbctype.h
You're right, _MB_CP_ANSI should be defined in mbctype.h. Wine already has a mbctype.h, in include/msvcrt. Would you mind patching that?
--Juan
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On 08.07.2005 10:58, Vijay Kiran Kamuju wrote:
But mbctype.h is a sdk header file,
It's not, it is ...
it should not be specific for msvcrt. I think it should not be put in include/msvcrt
... really an MSVCRT-specific header.
(If you have VC7 or later, check the include directories - you won't find mbctype.h in the PlatformSDK/Include directory, but the include/ directory with the remaining C runtime related headers.)
-f.r.
--- Vijay Kiran Kamuju infyquest@gmail.com wrote:
But mbctype.h is a sdk header file, it should not be specific for msvcrt. I think it should not be put in include/msvcrt
It's not in my PSDK include directory, but it is in my VC++ include directory. On MSDN it's documented as part of the VC++ libraries, which makes it part of the visual studio C++ runtime library. Thus, include/msvcrt is the right place for it.
--Juan
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