Roger Leigh wrote:
> Viewed as hexadecimal (aligned for comparison):
> "Narrow" UTF-8:
> Ð Ñ Ð
> ==> d0 9f d1 82 d0 bd
In UCS-4 these would be
0000041F 00000442 0000043D
> "Wide" (unknown):
> B =
> ==> 1f 42 3d
So you can see that it simply used the low 8 bit of every UCS-4 character.
Which is broken. Before reporting this as a bug to the GCC people, you
might want to find out whether it's a bug in std::wcsftime or a bug in
the std::wcout stream.
Bruno
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