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Wchar_t is definitely the biggest annoying difference in that it shows up everywhere in your C/C++ source code.
by jhallenworld 2y ago
Wchar_t is definitely the biggest annoying difference in that it shows up everywhere in your C/C++ source code.
- TillE 2y agoIt depends on what you're doing, but after many years I've just settled on consistently using UTF-8 internally and converting to UCS-2 at the edges when interacting with Win32. There's just too much UTF-8 input I also need to take, and converting those to wstring hurts my heart.