Win32 is a special case ("UCS-2LE"), *BSD & QNX were another special case
("UCS2"), and the default - presumably Linux? - was "UCS-2BE"/"UCS-2LE"
Curious about that. Do *BSD & QNX use libiconv? Is it libiconv which is
really the special case?
Peanut uses libiconv and has spelling issues, so it's not a case of a
deficient iconv implementation, and yet libiconv seems to have problems
with "UCS-2BE"/"UCS-2LE" - and does not, according to the README, have a
"UCS2" option so why that works I am uncertain. "UCS-2-INTERNAL" is
however a valid option and seems to work...
I hope this patch doesn't break *BSD & QNX - please test!
o Use "UCS-2-INTERNAL" rather than "UCS-2BE", "UCS-2LE" or even "UCS2" when
building against GNU libiconv.
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