wine users - May 2011 - No newline in wine printf with multibyte string

Hello.

This code: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/391911/ seems to work incorrectly with
wine (at least with my 1.3.20-ubuntu6 version), while working well with native
linux and native windows. When mingw32-compiled binary is executed under wine it
just does not print newline character properly in the end of code, at printf on
line #37; if non-ascii characters in printing string are present. This causing
printed line to be shared with next PS1 prompt, when executed in wine directly.
Here is image illustrating that effect:

[Image:
ftp://neverb.net/images/special/screenshot/wine_issue/linux_wine_cmd_exe.png ]

Note also missing extra newline in wine cmd.exe prompt. It should be there as it
is in native windows cmd.exe:

[Image: ftp://neverb.net/images/special/screenshot/wine_issue/native_windows.png
]

Possible workarounds:

	 add '\r' before '\n'

	 weed out non-ascii character from printing string

	 use WCHAR instead of wchar_t

	 use wprintf(L"%ls\n"~



But all this workarounds are just sideways, i hope that there is some real
solution.

Also, guys from #winehackers noticed that it may be not wine, but compiler or
system failure. They suggested to use -fshort-wchar mingw flag, but it changed
nothing. Also, workaround using WCHAR also belongs to them.

I would be glad if someone make it clear, why this happens and how to fix it
without adding another layer of compatability to the code.

Thanks.

Seems like paste.pocoo is down. Here is codepad backup:
http://codepad.org/wWca9HNf Sorry for inconvenience.