> From: Jeff Conrad <jeff_con...@msn.com> > CC: "groff@gnu.org" <groff@gnu.org> > Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2019 00:55:45 +0000 > > > You can verify the results with a dependency walker: > > > > http://www.dependencywalker.com/ > > > > Or, if you have GNU Binutils, you do this: > > > > objdump -x PROGRAM.exe | fgrep "DLL Name:" > > > > where PROGRAM.exe is your test program. > > As I suspected, I don’t have it. MSVC won’t even let me link it (or I’m > not doing it right).
you mean, you don't have objdump? Then download Dependency Walker from the above URL and use that. > CP1252 seems to work fine for me. With Lucida Console font, I presume? Try the Raster Fonts for a change, and you will see something very different, I think. > Ultimately, though, what’s the alternative? “Yer screwed”? ASCII, with > its weird quotes (fixed on my system years ago, but still a typewriter)? > Like I had in 1987 ... somethin’ doesn’t seem right. My alternative is to use Emacs ;-) It can display UTF-8 on Windows without any problems. > It seems like it just shouldn’t be this difficult ... silly me. Some day it will be. But not today.
