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07.21.2008 at 01:37AM PDT, ID: 23581147
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Disable wchar type in gSOAP

Asked by TKD in C Programming Language, SOAP

Tags: gSOAP, C/C++

Hi,
I use cross-compiler mipsel-uclibc-gcc to compile gSOAP source code. But the mipsel-uclibc-gcc doesn't support wide character complete, I get an error message about wide character by compiling with cross-compiler mipsel-uclibc-gcc. See this discuss [http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Languages/C/Q_23575719.html?cid=239#a22033657]
So I would like to disable wchar type in gSOAP source code. What should I do?
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Tags: gSOAP, C/C++
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