How do I get a wchar_t* string from a C++ std::string? std::string.c_str() gives the char* string but I need the wide-charater version to pass into UNICODE version of Windows APIs.

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When writing code for a new hardware platform, the last thing you want to do is bother with the minutiae of I/O routines, string handling and other similarly tedious details that have nothing to do ...