> > Then we have the strange fact that wchar_t is 32-bit, > > which I never really understood since most Unicode > > support in Unix is UTF8 IIRC. > > Unicode support in Unix is UTF8? Not sure what you meant > here, there are > no Unicode routines anywhere that take UTF8 strings in Unix > that I know of > (apart from the charset conversion routines like mbstowcs and > iconv, of > course). Oh, I mean nothing. :-) Just showing my miss understanding on how Unicode in Unix works, which will hopefully be less know. Thanks for the explaination.
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