Walter:

In which library is this symbol supposed to be defined? The prototypes exist in string.h and wchar.h, but after grepping src and lib, I wasn't able to successfully find it.

Any clue?


-scooter

Hmm. Looks like I need to add it. -Walter

"Scott Michel" <scottm@aero.org> wrote in message news:ccuqu8$2vn6$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Walter:
>
> In which library is this symbol supposed to be defined? The prototypes exist in string.h and wchar.h, but after grepping src and lib, I wasn't able to successfully find it.
>
> Any clue?
>
>
> -scooter

Walter wrote:

> Hmm. Looks like I need to add it. -Walter

I can get around it for the time being by tweaking STLport's stl_dm.h file. However, considering how unclean STLport's code becomes when wide character support is turned off and the outcry from the usual I18N suspects, I'll see if I can code up a small implementation to save you some work.


-scooter

> I can get around it for the time being by tweaking STLport's stl_dm.h file. However, considering how unclean STLport's code becomes when wide character support is turned off and the outcry from the usual I18N suspects, I'll see if I can code up a small implementation to save you some work.

Walter:

The Q&D hack would be something like:

wchar_t *wmemmove(wchar_t *dst, wchar_t *src, size_t n)
{
  return ((wchar_t *) memmove(dst, src, n * sizeof(wchar_t));
}

I'm not sure what your specific code style looks like, but if it would be helpful, I'll cook something up for consideration in the next DMC beta.


-scooter