How should I define a wchar_t type for use in mbtowc? [Android] [Serialization]
I'm attempting to port Serialization code to Android. Android-ndk-r8d does not have mbtowc implemented, which Serialization apparently uses, somewhere. I would like to recreate this function myself, rather than find another Serialization library entirely or write one myself. The function leverages the wchar_t type, which also does not appear to built into android-ndk-r8d. What is boost serialization expecting this type to be? Can I grab an implementation of it from off of a shelf somewhere?
Am 01.04.2013 16:41, schrieb Wesley Paugh:
I'm attempting to port Serialization code to Android. Android-ndk-r8d does not have mbtowc implemented, which Serialization apparently uses, somewhere. I would like to recreate this function myself, rather than find another Serialization library entirely or write one myself.
The function leverages the wchar_t type, which also does not appear to built into android-ndk-r8d. What is boost serialization expecting this type to be? Can I grab an implementation of it from off of a shelf somewhere?
do you need wchar support? are the following macros defined on your platform? BOOST_NO_CWCHAR BOOST_NO_INTRINSIC_WCHAR_T BOOST_NO_STD_WSTRING Serialization supports platforms without wchar support. Android seems to have no support for wchar in some versions and partial support in others. That you are using a version with partial support could be the reason the macros above aren't defined for you. Disabling wchar support by defining the macros above yourself might solve your problem.
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