I'm going through some legacy code for Unicode conversion and I've seen reference to a type called TBYTE.
TBYTE,
like TCHAR is
1 byte for an ASCII build and 2 bytes for a Unicode build. The difference that I can see is that TCHAR is
signed and TBYTE is
unsigned. These are defined in winnt.h.
What I don't understand is why would anyone want to define a TBYTE since
this isn't a byte, but varies based on if the application is Unicode or not.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
Adrian
