Hi Pavel,
It does not matter where you put the resources. As long as you try to
output them with putchar or the like, MSVCRT.DLL will be in your way. . . .
I am actually thinking the Min part in MinGW needs to be revisited.
MSVCRT.DLL is not an ideal C runtime in the modern Windows world.
Best r
Hi Yongwei,
my answer will probably not satisfy you, but perhaps it would be worth
to think about it.
I would never dare to put non-ASCII characters straight to the C/C++
source code. There are two sources of problems - the text editor and the
compiler. You never know what code page each of them
Hi all,
I am not sure whether it has been raised before here. I have a blog
that summarizes a big problem with MSVCRT.DLL:
https://yongweiwu.wordpress.com/2016/05/27/msvcrt-dll-console-io-bug/
Whether intentional or not, I think Microsoft has screwed up the
multi-byte character support in MSVCRT
