Jan Wilmans

We might be able to think of a mechanism to do this and also format received UDP messages correctly. related to #149

I am not sure what the question is here? if you are looking for a way to send special characters, I suggest you try to use UTF-8 encoding through the...

the reason we overwrite the processname is that you can monitor multiple files once, and then you probably do want to know where the message came from. But there is...


Please try changing the setting above, you can find it by searching for "Region" in the start menu, and send messages using OutputDebugStringW() and encoded as UCS-2 (windows own variant...

> Example: > > Change setting to Japanese. or Korean language. Then call OutputDebugStringW("中文") with Chinese unicode charset. > > In DebugView++ show: "????"; You mean when the language in...

well, debugview does not support UTF-8 natively, in code I assume everything is in UCS-2 but this windows feature might help, I am not sure. I will do some more...

proposed by gert-jan: use a COM interface, but without the registration, just implement a interface in a dll and get it by using a dll-method HRESULT GetInterface(IUnknown **p)

the change was intentional because to many people where accidentally clearing the buffer. Please use an older version, or if you ready need a newer feature, I can make you...

I'm not sure how to the issue was introduced, but I found a workaround: /home/jan.wilmans/home/project/packages-repo/boost/ open `b2/src/engine/build.sh` and add: ``` B2_CXX="g++" ``` at the end of the file likes so:...