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@ -38,25 +38,9 @@ $ make install
@subsection build_mchar BUILING FOR MULTI-BYTE CHARACTER MODE
The library can be built for two different character modes:
- multi-byte character mode
- wide character mode
Under the multi-byte character mode:
- #QSE_CHAR_IS_MCHAR is defined.
- #qse_char_t maps to #qse_mchar_t.
- #QSE_T("x") becomes "x".
Under the wide character mode:
- #QSE_CHAR_IS_WCHAR is defined.
- #qse_char_t maps to #qse_wchar_t.
- #QSE_T("x") becomes L"x".
Typically, #qse_mchar_t maps char and #qse_wchar_t is maps to wchar_t in both modes.
By default, the library is built for the wide character mode. To compile it
for the multi-byte character mode, run configure with the @b --disable-wchar option
specified explicitly.
While the library is built for wide character mode by default, you can build
it for multi-byte character mode by running @b configure with the
@b --disable-wchar option specified explicitly.
@code
$ ./configure --disable-wchar
@ -64,6 +48,20 @@ $ make
$ make install
@endcode
Under the multi-byte character mode:
- #QSE_CHAR_IS_MCHAR is defined
- #qse_char_t maps to #qse_mchar_t.
- #QSE_T("x") becomes "x"
Under the wide character mode:
- #QSE_CHAR_IS_WCHAR is defined
- #qse_char_t maps to #qse_wchar_t
- #QSE_T("x") becomes L"x"
Typically, #qse_mchar_t maps @b char and #qse_wchar_t maps to @b wchar_t or
equivalent. It is not advised to build the library for both modes and have
them installed on the same system as doing so results in name collision.
@section MODULES
QSE includes various modules:
- @subpage awk "AWK"