compile code in without unicode
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i am using vc2005 and the code is compiled in unicode mode. How to disable it?
KIRAN PINJARLA
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i am using vc2005 and the code is compiled in unicode mode. How to disable it?
KIRAN PINJARLA
To disable unicode support and use multi-byte support instead, go to your project properties (right-click on your project and select properties under Solution Explorer), then go to "Configuration Properties" in the treeview on the left, select "General", and change "Character Set" from "Use Unicode" to "Use Multi-byte character set" from the property list on the right.
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To disable unicode support and use multi-byte support instead, go to your project properties (right-click on your project and select properties under Solution Explorer), then go to "Configuration Properties" in the treeview on the left, select "General", and change "Character Set" from "Use Unicode" to "Use Multi-byte character set" from the property list on the right.
Thank you so much.
Adi Vishayam
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i am using vc2005 and the code is compiled in unicode mode. How to disable it?
KIRAN PINJARLA
Choose the item
_yourproject_ Propertiesof the menuProject(yourproject stands for the name of the current active project), then selectConfiguration Properties->Generalin the newly appeared window. Finally change theCharacter Setproperty. :)If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler. -- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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To disable unicode support and use multi-byte support instead, go to your project properties (right-click on your project and select properties under Solution Explorer), then go to "Configuration Properties" in the treeview on the left, select "General", and change "Character Set" from "Use Unicode" to "Use Multi-byte character set" from the property list on the right.
I need one more help. I am debugging some pre written code. I found
#using
in that. while i am compiling its giving an error
fatal error C1190: managed targeted code requires a '/clr' option
What does it mean.
Adi Vishayam
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i am using vc2005 and the code is compiled in unicode mode. How to disable it?
KIRAN PINJARLA
Don't. Windows NT APIs are entirely Unicode-native - if you run an ANSI application on Windows NT-based operating systems (NT 4.0, Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista and later) all your strings get converted back to Unicode before being processed, and if asking for string values the results will have to be converted back to ANSI from Unicode. Also, you will find it much more difficult to localize your application. Some scripts are Unicode-only, there is no equivalent ANSI code page. Right now you should only think about compiling an ANSI application if running on Windows 98 is a requirement - and these OS usage share statistics[^] are showing less than 1% usage, barely more than Linux - and if that is a requirement, you should consider looking into the Microsoft Layer for Unicode[^], which allows programs compiled for Unicode to run on Win9X.
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I need one more help. I am debugging some pre written code. I found
#using
in that. while i am compiling its giving an error
fatal error C1190: managed targeted code requires a '/clr' option
What does it mean.
Adi Vishayam
Kastapadi.Saadhinchaali wrote:
What does it mean.
See here.
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