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Windows.h is still full of obsolete ancient macros that can’t be removed for compatibility. Things like references to near and far pointers (still!) and how eve
by DaiPlusPlus 6y ago
Windows.h is still full of obsolete ancient macros that can’t be removed for compatibility. Things like references to near and far pointers (still!) and how every Win32 function with string params is a macro for the real A/W-suffixed functions, and all the A-suffixed functions now intentionally crash on post-98 systems.
- tjalfi 6y ago> all the A-suffixed functions now intentionally crash on post-98 systems. Do you have a source for this claim? I find it hard to believe that Microsoft would drop support for ANSI applications.