The one byte in ja2.rc above ASCII is the 0xA9 in "Copyright (c) 1998",
written raw. What it means depends on the codepage the resource compiler
happens to run under, and llvm-rc will not guess: "Non-ASCII 8-bit codepoint
can't be interpreted in the current codepage".
An escape in a wide string says it outright. The escape alone is not enough
-- a byte above 127 cannot appear in a narrow resource string either -- but
the value block is stored as wide characters regardless, so the L costs
nothing.
rc.exe produces a byte-identical ja2.rc.res before and after.
* Move main executable files to their own directory
* Adapt the build to the new file structure
... and fix some weird #include's that were relying on the project root
being an include directory.
Marco Antonio J. Costaandmajcosta
