Re: Windows XP support

Jesse Palser <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lib.sdl
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Windows XP is dead.

If saying the above makes me a Troll, then I am hiding in my cave 
cooking frogs.

JeZxLee


On 08/17/2016 02:50 PM, BenoitRen wrote:
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> Ryan C. Gordon wrote:
> NT-based OSes like Windows XP had guaranteed Unicode support, which 
> meant we didn't need two codepaths through everything or any 
> understanding of what a "codepage" is, which simplifies our work 
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> Every time Win9x support is dropped, this is one of the reasons 
> mentioned. It's as if open source developers are parroting it from 
> each other. I don't buy it, because SDL wouldn't be the first project 
> to need Unicode support across Win9x and WinNT. Mozilla has done it 
> for ages in their software, a Unicode layer library by Microsoft 
> exists, and an open-source variant of said library exists as well. 
> That's several compatibility layers you can reuse in one way or 
> another. Yet people act like those don't exist.
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