Thread: _tmain()

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    _tmain()

    Anybody know what the diff is between _tmain() and plain old main()? Where can I read about it? obviously I haven't been too successful finding anything.

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    rc7j

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    When things are preceded by _t, it indicates that the program wants it to use Unicode. Unicode is basically a different way than ASCII of storing characters and numbers. It takes up more memory, but also has characters that ASCII does not have. Searching google will provide lots of info.

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    its most likely a redefined main() for an api or something similar. SDL redefines your main to SDLmain() or so. mybe you should look for the "t" api or something. i heard some peole talking about some "t" thing on irc. maybe you should check the stl references.

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    beat me to it!! your answer seems a bit more .... correct .

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