Re: UTF-8, UTF-16 and UTF-32

["Dallas Clarke" <DClarke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well Scott, that's probably why I don't want to have to implement the string 
library functions myself. With each different implementation, we will 
probably get a different outcome and it makes more sense that GCC does it in 
the standard C library.

All I want is to be able to create one common source code and have it 
compile in both Windows and Linux. Windows in now forcing me to use Unicode 
since with Vista and Visual Studio 2008, several MFC class are no longer 
supported in a multibyte compile, meaning I have to compile in Unicode. 
Supplying the graphical and OS components with Unicode, my database server 
need to store and process 16-bit Unicode. Without 16-bit strings in GCC, 
this is now a nightmare and now I have to make a decision whether it is 
worth porting to Linux/Solaris

Dallas.
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