On Mon, 4 Sep 2017 17:07:08 -0700, Charles Mills ([email protected])
wrote about "Re: UTF-8 woes on z/OS, a solution - comments invited" (in
<[email protected]>):

> COBOL or Java, but what about the OP's PL/I?

IBM Enterprise PL/I has WIDECHAR(*), which supports UTF-16. It also has
the UTF8(), UTF8TOCHAR() and UTF8TOWCHAR() built-in functions that
translate host code page to UTF-8, UTF-8 to host code page, and UTF-8 to
UTF-16, respectively. These will probably handle UTF-8 translations more
reliably than IND$FILE does.

The problem is the complexity that was previously hidden is now visibly
the province of the programmer.
-- 
Regards,

Dave  [RLU #314465]
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[email protected] (David W Noon)
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