+#if wxUSE_UNICODE && defined(__WXOSX__)
+ // In OS X and iOS, wchar_t CRT functions convert to char* and fail under
+ // some locales. The safest fix is to set LC_CTYPE to UTF-8 to ensure that
+ // they can handle any input.
+ //
+ // Note that this must be done for any app, Cocoa or console, whether or
+ // not it uses wxLocale.
+ //
+ // See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11713745/why-does-the-printf-family-of-functions-care-about-locale
+ setlocale(LC_CTYPE, "UTF-8");
+#endif // wxUSE_UNICODE && defined(__WXOSX__)
+
+#if wxUSE_LOG
+ // Reset logging in case we were cleaned up and are being reinitialized.
+ wxLog::DoCreateOnDemand();
+
+ // force wxLog to create a log target now: we do it because wxTheApp
+ // doesn't exist yet so wxLog will create a special log target which is
+ // safe to use even when the GUI is not available while without this call
+ // we could create wxApp in wxEntryStart() below, then log an error about
+ // e.g. failure to establish connection to the X server and wxLog would
+ // send it to wxLogGui (because wxTheApp does exist already) which, of
+ // course, can't be used in this case
+ //
+ // notice also that this does nothing if the user had set up a custom log
+ // target before -- which is fine as we want to give him this possibility
+ // (as it's impossible to override logging by overriding wxAppTraits::
+ // CreateLogTarget() before wxApp is created) and we just assume he knows
+ // what he is doing
+ wxLog::GetActiveTarget();
+#endif // wxUSE_LOG
+
+#ifdef __WINDOWS__
+ // GUI applications obtain HINSTANCE in their WinMain() but we also need to
+ // initialize the global wxhInstance variable for the console programs as
+ // they may need it too, so set it here if it wasn't done yet
+ if ( !wxGetInstance() )
+ {
+ wxSetInstance(::GetModuleHandle(NULL));
+ }
+#endif // __WINDOWS__