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wchar_twchar_tPosted Apr 21, 2009 0:25 UTC (Tue) by xoddam (subscriber, #2322)In reply to: wchar_t by tialaramex Parent article: What's coming in glibc 2.10
wchar_t is 32-bit by default in g++ and in the stddef.h usually used by gcc.
There is a g++ compiler option -fshort-wchart to change the intrinsic type in C++, and you can use alternative headers or pre-define "-D__WCHAR_T__=uint16_t" for C, but this is pretty unusual on Linux except when cross-compiling for another platform (or building WINE).
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