Hi, Cannot read you question code in IE. Where did you use Unicode string? Identifier or literal? If it is in identifier, GCC does not support it, beacause GCC thought C99 standard has problem. If it is in literal, your usage has problem. As I remembered, accroding GCC document, source code will first be transfered to UTF-8 encoding, then be parsed. YANG RongWei 2004-8-23 Shanghai, China

From: "Stephen Holmes" <sholmes@novell.com> To: <m17n@suse.com> Subject: [m17n] GCC and Unicode Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2004 15:56:01 +0200

Hi Folks,

This isn't directly related to SUSE - I just happen to be using it, but I had a question about GCC's handling of an input file encoded as UTF-8. If I have something like

char * lstr = Sch�ne Gr��e

Will the compiler compile this to UCS-4 internally, or just leave it as a byte sequence?

Thanks in advance. Steve.

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