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From: grafe@lab12.ie.pitt.edu (Gary Rafe)
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Subject: Re: Q: what about jikes v0.51 ?
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After some poking around the jikes sources,
I've answered my earlier question;
i.e., the specific wchar functions were there all along,
only the order of "config.h" got changed since v0.47 (perhaps),
which made "wcscpy" disappear to IntToWstring(), also in config.h.
Shifting the required #define's prior to their reference resolves
the linking problem.


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