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>I'm not sure why the non-unicode APIs are still so commonly used. Even argv is affected on Windows. That's part of the C and C++ standard, not really a Window
by Thorrez 2y ago
>I'm not sure why the non-unicode APIs are still so commonly used.
Even argv is affected on Windows. That's part of the C and C++ standard, not really a Windows API. Telling all C/C++ devs they need to stop using argv is kind of a tough ask.