I am facing one issue while converting a character set into UTF-8 format.
I am using the glib function "g_convert()" for converting the character set to UTF-8.
The input string : ‹g-“-Ç
Its Hex values are : 8b 67 96 93 97 c7
When I used gcc version of libc - 2.12.90(Running on PC) - We got the
correct output. Here we given input format as ISO-8859-1.
When we used gcc version of libc - 2.11.1 (Cross compiled for Wind River
and running on the HW) - The function "g_convert()" returns error.
utf8 = g_convert (string , size, "UTF-8", "ISO-8859-1",&bytes_read,&bytes_written,&err);
err->code = 0
err->message = Conversion from character set 'ISO-8859-1' to 'UTF-8' is not supported
bytes_read = 0,bytes_written = 0
Output UTF-8 string = (null
We would like to know whether this issue is due to libc version difference.
If I use the english alpabets then I get the correct converted output in the target board.
May I know id there any option we need to give while building the glib for supporting the other languages(japanese/chinese) so that g_convert can safely convert it and give a non-null character.
My host and target boards are little endianess.
All suggestions are welcome.
Many kind regards,
/renjith_g
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