C testing framework. ASCII/Unicode portable version

[Andriy Palamarchuk]

--- Alexandre Julliard <julliard at winehq.com> wrote:

> If all you want is to call the function with some
> random string, then
> you don't really need to call both A and W since
> they usually use the
> same code anyway. So just call the A function and
> you will have tested
> as much (or as little) of the W function that you
> would have by
> recompiling the TCHAR code as Unicode, while
> avoiding the whole macro
> mess.

Alexandre, one time you were saying than W and A
functions can't be tested by the same code because
they are completely different. 
Now you are saying that we don't need to test W
function because they are no more than conversion to
ASCII, calling A function, converting results back to
Unicode and it is sufficient to test A function and
check the conversions.

Using TCHAR insures that A and W functions have the
same behaviour.
Why you are against using the same code for this and
using encoding-specific code to check the differences?

Andriy Palamarchuk

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