I'm pretty sure is Linux-wide. It depends on sizeof wchar_t which is
compiler specific: on Windows (visual c++) is 2 byte while on Linux
(gcc) 4 byte.
When Haris switched from UTF-8 to UTF-16 charset to perform oracle
connection, used wchar_t to pass/retrieve string to oracle. In windows
it's ok because UTF-16 and wchar_t have the same size, in Linux a
shrink/deflate should be performed each time there's need to copy data
from/to wchar_t array to/from the UTF-16 array, as some OCI wrapper
does. (OCILIB for example).
I tried in the past to modify the provider in a such way, but I never
been able to have a fully functional provider, and finally I gave up.
Il 17/10/2014 02:18, Jackie Ng ha scritto:
Is this a Linux-wide issue or specific to one particular distro?
- Jackie
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