On Mon, 24 Jul 2023, Kirinn via fpc-devel wrote:
Hi,
A "unicode" RTL is of course great for targeting legacy Windows platforms,
but for those of us on Linux, UTF-8 is the way.
It is not only for legacy windows platforms.
The target platform is secondary.
What to use depends more on your c
Hi,
A "unicode" RTL is of course great for targeting legacy Windows platforms,
but for those of us on Linux, UTF-8 is the way. To this end, it would be
helpful to add a paragraph on the wiki page underlining how to retain the
single-byte RTL; or, if no user action is necessary, mention that, to se
Hello,
I have just completed phase one of the "Unicode RTL" effort.
The 'Unicode RTL' is an effort to be more Delphi compatible:
- Char = Unicode Char and String = UnicodeString
- Provide dotted filenames.
Basically closer to the RTL as it exists in more recent versions of Delphi
(essentially
