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I noticed a warning on libserialport.h when compiling with VS2019. Digging deeper, I saw that the bash utility file reports the format as UTF-8, whereas all the other header and source files are reported as ASCII. Digging even deeper, it seems that in line 233, the leading letter s in the word sets:
* any time. If your existing code sets @c O_NONBLOCK, you should use
is not actually an s, but rather Unicode point u0455, which is the Cyrillic small letter DZE.
This letter displays as a normal Latin letter s, so it isn't obvious at first glance.
Is this a glitch?
-Chris
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I noticed a warning on
libserialport.h
when compiling with VS2019. Digging deeper, I saw that thebash
utilityfile
reports the format as UTF-8, whereas all the other header and source files are reported as ASCII. Digging even deeper, it seems that in line 233, the leading letters
in the wordsets
:* any time. If your existing code sets @c O_NONBLOCK, you should use
is not actually an
s
, but rather Unicode pointu0455
, which is the Cyrillic small letterDZE
.This letter displays as a normal Latin letter
s
, so it isn't obvious at first glance.Is this a glitch?
-Chris
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: