Hi Alberto,
your modification of configure script solves my problem.
Thanks.
On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 4:27 PM, Alberto Massari
alberto.mass...@progress.com wrote:
Hi Simon,
it looks that libc in OpenBSD 5.1 is not obeying to the documentation for
wcsrtombs/mbsrtowcs.
If *d**s**t* is not a
I thought the internal format was UCS-2; is it actually UTF-16 ?
-b.
The type XMLCh is a 16-bit type. The internal data storage
is UTF-16.
Sincerely,
Steven J. Hathaway
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I am still recently new to the current Xerces. I use it through the Xalan
project.
If it is UCS-2, then that explains the apparent ambiguity when 2 XMLCh are
required to render some large Unicode codepoints.
- Steve
I thought the internal format was UCS-2; is it actually UTF-16 ?
-b.
The
FYI
Be careful with type wchar_t for code validation.
GNU implements wchar_t as 32-bit.
Windows implements wchar_t as 16-bit.
Other platforms may also have 16/32, mixed, or undefined.
The type XMLCh is a 16-bit type. The internal data storage
is UTF-16.
Sincerely,
Steven J. Hathaway
Hi,
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