FEFF behaviour

[rpv30]

Consider the folowing piece of code:

void main()
{
std::wstring testString;
testString = 0xfeff;
testString += L"123456";

__int64 testI64;

swscanf(testString.c_str(), L"%I64d", &testI64);
}

The swscanf() extracts the integer value from the string in Windows
2000, but it fails in Windows 2003. Could anybody please explain this
behaviour?

Regards
Prasanna Venkatesh R

 

[Stuart Redmann]

Consider the folowing piece of code:

void main()

First error: main _must_ return an int.

{
std::wstring testString;
testString = 0xfeff;
testString += L"123456";

__int64 testI64;

swscanf(testString.c_str(), L"%I64d", &testI64);
}

The swscanf() extracts the integer value from the string in Windows
2000, but it fails in Windows 2003. Could anybody please explain this
behaviour?

Second error: This newsgroup is not about which features exist on which
platform but about the C++ language. As far as I can see your source
isn't legal with respect to error one.
The newsgroup that will most probably answer your question could be
microsoft.public.vc.language.

Regards,
Stuart