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Article #276Re: BCB6 Linker error on a program that works with VC++6. -WU switch needed
From: Cosmic Gremlin
Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 20:57
Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 20:57
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"Leo Saguisag (Borland)" <lsaguisag_at_borland_dot_com> wrote: Thanks Leo. It turned out I had to use -WU command-line switch to make a unicode program. It worked like magic. It invoked c0x32w.obj (wide char version) rather than c0x32.obj. This worked also for the standalone compiler 5.5.1. Yet, the latter produced a program that didn't display the intended graphics characters ! It had a smaller file (192KB) compared to v6 (322KB)! BTW, is there a way to set command-line options from the IDE?
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