Joseph Brill

> And now you're telling us that when it's behaving as designed (variantdir means everything goes there) that's not correct either? The msvs tool for MSVSProject and MSVSSolution are designed...

I suspect it is because the project files are generated assuming the source files are in the same directory. I was under the impression that the solution/project files were for...

> I'm out of my depth here. (raising and waving hand) Me too. Mongodb appears to be generating their own project file. The banner indicates it is used as a...

What follows is a minimal example of building a simple "hello, world" program and generating solution/project files for Visual Studio using a variantdir build. It appears that the MSVSProject `buildtarget`...

> I only have English Windows With a VMWare or VirtualBox Windows VM, it would be possible to change the Windows language/locale for testing. I did that for some testing...

Wouldn't setting Windows to a locale that uses cp936 be enough (e.g., simplified Chinese)?

Steps: 1. Cloned Base Windows 11 VM 2. Installed simplified Chinese language pack, 3. Changed Windows display language to simplified Chinese 4. Changed system locale for non-Unicode programs to simplified...

You know more about this than I do. Is it possible that there might be something like a literal string on the command-line (e.g., defines, filenames, etc) that are valid...

SCons TempFileMunge: `os.write(fd, bytearray(join_char.join(args) + "\n", encoding="utf-8"))` OP's command-line: `C:\WINDOWS\System32\cmd.exe /C arm-none-eabi-g++ @D:\\Desktop\\测试\\firmware\\.pio\\build\\bluepill_f103c6\\tmpagpc__cg.tmp` > The key issue is that the g++ program reads this temporary file using GBK encoding. I...

> I was assuming it was the contents of the response file, but maybe it's the path to the response file? I'm not sure, if it is the path to...