John Dlugosz:
Actually, UTF-8 is a valid code page on Windows.
Yes, but I am unsure whether it can be set as a thread locale for the sake of file APIs.
Also, there is a national code page that =will= represent all file names on the systems and is supported: That is the Chinese GB18030, code page 54936.
Yeah, but unfortunately it is explicitly documented that it is only supported in MultiByteToWideChar, WideCharToMultiByte and some text painting APIs in Windows, i.e the stdio functions and others may break horribly.
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