evaluation question
Richard Damon
Richard at Damon-Family.org
Wed Feb 1 20:32:58 EST 2023
On 2/1/23 12:46 PM, Grant Edwards wrote:
> C (the language) doesn't support Unicode at all. There are, however,
> libraries that can be used to deal with it.
No, it does, but only optionally.
<uchar.h> provides functions that manipulate Unicode "Characters"
The type char32_t will hold Unicode Code Points, and you can define
string literals of that type with
U"string" notation.
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Richard Damon
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