carlo.bramix
In that recent change, the hybrid support for both ASCII and UNICODE support into task manager has been dropped. I would like that you try to review your opinion on such changes.
This is the wrong way to be working. We should be dropping support for ASCII where ever possible now. There's rarely an excuse for TCHAR now, ASCII is dead this is a unicode operating system. It's time to move on.
I consider ASCII to be quite rude, think about people with non ASCII languages, they shouldn't have to live by American standards. The sooner it's eradicated, the better it will be for everyone.
However, I also believe that you should not see the ASCII support as something to throw out of the window, but as a chance, because not all applications in the world are compiled as unicode, so having something to test the ASCII implementation included into ROS is not a so bad idea.
ASCII apis simply convert strings and call the unicode apis. I hardly think it's worth keeping all our base apps ASCII complaint just as a possible test case for these APIs If we want test cases, then it's better to write them
Ged.
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