| commit | 9df1261c55c3578f1552a1d1a65b0ae7556a962e | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Jim Kaye <jameskaye@google.com> | Thu Aug 30 15:43:19 2018 -0700 |
| committer | Jim Kaye <jameskaye@google.com> | Thu Aug 30 16:13:13 2018 -0700 |
| tree | bdd5b61f7c3fd97766f46150e20ddb808e86c833 | |
| parent | 0ec223426dcbabb8e8e1242bba9c0af3e5072531 [diff] |
[SDK tools] Use a better type name for encoded characters I define a name for a platform-dependent type to hold non-ASCII character strings (wchar_t on Windows and char on Linux/Mac). I previously called this WIDE_CHAR, but that is misleading for the Linux case. My new choice is TCHAR, which is also what Microsoft uses for this same purpose. Bug: 113514423 Test: None: the change is purely cosmetic. (Famous last words!) Change-Id: Icf99dac8e07ae9e25207a1683e588d227c0758c1