[Expat-discuss] Re: Summary of Pull API thoughts

[Chris Cross]

We're using gcc 2.95.3 (a windows cross-compiler build) for our Linux
targets. I'm a little shaky on this subject but I think that the switch
you're referring to is supported in gcc 3.x, right?

chris


Chris Cross
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> Actually, we're having to do a flavor of this anyway on Linux, where the
> wchar.h Unicode interface is 4 bytes while Opera is still 2.

What compiler are you using?
gcc on Linux allows a switch to make wchar_t 2 bytes instead of 4.
That is how Expat is compiled for UTF-16 output.

Karl