"Gary L. Wade" <garywade@desisoftsystems.com> wrote:
> I don't know what compiler you're using, but the standard ones on
> Macintosh and Windows define wchar_t to be 16 bits. If it's 32 bits on
> Unix (which is what I'm guessing you to mean), then you probably want to
> say that "[t]he latter is *usually* 32 bits [on Unix]". Noticing that
> you're with Lotus (IBM), I guess you could provide some input on OS/2
> compilers' standards for wchar_t.
Yes - I was responding to the assertion that all Unices are 32 bits. FYI, a
quick poll of the platforms I can connect to today gives:
Mac - 16 bits
Win32 - 16 bits
OS/2 ICC - 16 bits
All versions of SunOS (including Sparc Ultra V9) - 32 bits
AIX - 16 bits
Linux - 32 bits
HP-UX - 32 bits
OS390 - 16 bits
Brendan
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