Hallo,
For pocketpc, Windows API functions are only implemented in UNICODE.
I compiled my application in ANSI with Code::Block and it works very fine. But to debug on my PC my pocketpc application, I would like to use EXACLTY the same code that’s why I try to compiled it defining “UNICODE” in compiler option to use the Unicode version of Windows API.
And then, my application gives me a segmentation fault with the following (it is only a part):
#1 006C50FD GHOST_SystemWinCE::s_wndProc(hwnd=0x70252, msg=36, wParam=0, lParam=2291016) (../../../../WinCE/intern/ghost/intern/Win32/WinCE/GHOST_SystemWinCE.cpp:600)
#2 77D13A5F USER32!
CreateWindowExA() (C:\WINDOWS\system32\user32.dll:??)
#3 77D13B2E USER32!
CreateWindowExA() (C:\WINDOWS\system32\user32.dll:??)
#4 77D15874 UserClientDllInitialize() (C:\WINDOWS\system32\user32.dll:??)
#5 77D1A482 USER32!
RegisterWindowMessageA() (C:\WINDOWS\system32\user32.dll:??)
#6 77F4108F ntdll!LdrDestroyOutOfProcessImage() (ntdll.dll:??)
We can see that ANSI version of API functions are used (CreateWindowExA and Register-WindowMessageA instead of CreateWindowExW, RegisterWindowMessageW).
Everywhere else, Unicode version are good used.
I am sure to define UNICODE everywhere and only these two functions are Ansi instead of Unicode. So the problem is coming from a top level library like win32api or another.
Has someone any idea about it? I will better check the library I used to link with my applica-tion. I also found:
http://libunicows.sourceforge.net/I will try also.
Is there maybe a compiler option to define to say mingw to use Unicode API functions? Or a special library to link?
Thanks for your help,
Salvatore
