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per_eckerdal:
@mandrav:
My impression of Mac is that it is a relatively stable platform, though not even close to the maturity of linux or windows. The reason I use mac is mac mini, because I need to move my computer around and can't afford a laptop..

MB I should install Gentoo PPC.. (Gentoo rocks.. :))
/Per Eckerdal

per_eckerdal:
.. and it is severely lacking a good ide :)..

per_eckerdal:
Now I'm trying to compile Code::Blocks (CVS HEAD, wxWidgets 2.6.1 non-unicode)
There are very many wxChar* <=> char* cast errors. Should I just do (wxChar*), or should I use _() _T(). (I read your discussion about unicode..)
/Per Eckerdal

mandrav:

--- Quote from: per_eckerdal ---Now I'm trying to compile Code::Blocks (CVS HEAD, wxWidgets 2.6.1 non-unicode)
There are very many wxChar* <=> char* cast errors. Should I just do (wxChar*), or should I use _() _T(). (I read your discussion about unicode..)
/Per Eckerdal
--- End quote ---

If it fixes the errors, use _() for translatable text and _T() for not translatable (like config options etc).
Then submit a patch ;)

Yiannis.

per_eckerdal:
can the _( macro be used for other non-""'s also, e.g. _(fname.GetPath())?
Or should normal casts be used?

EDIT: The answer is no, the _() macro just adds a L to the beginning L"string" for unicode

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