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I use your package in a C++ project in VS 2012. Using the settings exposed in the project settings (Project properties > "Configuration Properties" > "Referenced Packages" > "expat"), I changed expat to use UTF-16. This is working perfectly for the compilation step, ie the preprocessor #define is set correctly and my Unicode project compiles perfectly.
However, it seems that the setting is not affecting the redistributable package, because VS always copies the ANSI library to the output directory. I can fix this by manually copying libexpatw.dll, but I found no way to make VS do this automatically.
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I use your package in a C++ project in VS 2012. Using the settings exposed in the project settings (Project properties > "Configuration Properties" > "Referenced Packages" > "expat"), I changed expat to use UTF-16. This is working perfectly for the compilation step, ie the preprocessor #define is set correctly and my Unicode project compiles perfectly.
However, it seems that the setting is not affecting the redistributable package, because VS always copies the ANSI library to the output directory. I can fix this by manually copying libexpatw.dll, but I found no way to make VS do this automatically.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: