_tcslen header file

i dont know but when i try to use _tcslen i get an error saying undefined function.

which header file i should include for _tcslen iam making a win32 app.

Regards.

#include <string.h>

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In fact _tcslen is a macro defined in TCHAR.H.
It expands to wcslen or strlen if _UNICODE preprocessor constant is defined or not.
wcslen and strlen functions are indeed declared in STRING.H.

Hi!
Very sorry for the late reply as i was not able to connect.
Thanks ovidiucucu :).

I dont know but i ve been running into strange problems. When ever i try using sprintf the app crashes, here is what i ve been doing:

Code:

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LPTSTR pszMessage = NULL;
sprintf (pszMessage, "Hi!");

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The app also crahes when i use strcat, why is all this happening?

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Originally Posted by logan

dont know but i ve been running into strange problems. When ever i try using sprintf the app crashes, here is what i ve been doing:


Code:
LPTSTR pszMessage = NULL;
sprintf (pszMessage, "Hi!");

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of course it will crash :-) LPTSTR is unallocated pointer and you are trying to ::sprintf to him!

you have 2 options
1)
decalre TCHAR pszMessage[128]; // you will chose the size you want.

2)
LPTSTR pszMessage = new TCHAR[size you want];

after that you can do whatever you want.

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Also, if your going to use _tcslen() and TCHAR in order to be Unicode-safe, you'll probably want to use _stprintf() instead of sprintf() and _tcscat() instead of strcat().