Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of CodeStyle

Timestamp:

07/14/21 08:36:18 (10 months ago)

Author:

Gert Döring

Comment:

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CodeStyle

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 Sources for Windows-only executables and libraries such as openvpnserv.exe, tapctl.exe and openvpnmscia.dll partially depend on UNICODE (and in some cases _UNICODE) defined.  Also there is a widespread use of TCHAR as well as function names that resolve to single-byte or wide character variants depending on whether UNICODE is defined or not.
 
-However, in spite of appearances to the contrary, non-unicode builds are no longer supported. In new code declare wide strings as wchar_t * or WHCAR *. One may implicitly assume that all existing TCHAR would evaluate to WCHAR. For runtime and API calls use explicit function names instead of depending on UNICODE and/or _UNICODE are defined or not.
+However, in spite of appearances to the contrary, non-unicode builds are no longer supported. In new code declare wide strings as wchar_t * or WCHAR *. One may implicitly assume that all existing TCHAR would evaluate to WCHAR. For runtime and API calls use explicit function names instead of depending on UNICODE and/or _UNICODE are defined or not.
 
 In particular, do not use _tprintf family of stdio functions. Instead, use wprintf or printf variants as required. Use "%ls" as the print format specifications for wide strings. For narrow strings, "%s" may be used in printf family of functions, but in wprintf family use "%hs". Do not use "%S".