Force use of ANSI on Windows
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As I'm currently working on a project which needs to run under Windows and Linux simultaneously and I need to use ANSI coding, under MSVC 14 on Windows, I had problems to compile it, as everything was apparently targetted towards Unicode.
I changed line at 71 to
#if (defined _MSC_VER || defined __MINGW32__) && defined UNICODE
and added this after line 89
#if (defined _MSC_VER || defined __MINGW32__) && !defined UNICODE
#undef FindFirstFile
#define FindFirstFile FindFirstFileA
#undef FindNextFile
#define FindNextFile FindNextFileA
#define WIN32_FIND_DATA WIN32_FIND_DATAA
#define _tsplitpath_s _splitpath_s
#define _tsplitpath _splitpath
#endif
Don't know if there is a better workaround or if this is a good approach, just sharing :)
Modified the original post, as I realised now that I could have used UNICODE define (I definied new one, TINYANSI before and used that as a flag instead of built-in one...).
If neither UNICODE nor _UNICODE are defined, then tinydir will use ANSI for everything. You can try it out with the example projects.
Does this work for you?
Yep.
Sorry for late reply, I forgot to change charset in project settings as I found out later from Unicode to MultiByte :(
Issue was in that so everything is OK now :)
(and was for some time :D :( )