> The utf-8 Unicode encoding is the de facto Unicode standard on Unix > and Unixy OS'es but I can find very little information on using it on > Windows. The .Net class library has a UTF8Encoding class but that's > all that MSDN knows about it; my question is, can anyone recommend an > easy-to-use, lightweight and free utf-8 to wide-character (is that the > proper name for the windows 2k & xp native encoding?) conversion > library? (I know about IBM ICU > (http://oss.software.ibm.com/icu/) but I prefer something that's > easier to use and more lightweight). Thanks.
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