sulfinu@gmail.com escribió:
> Martijn,
>
> :) don't take it personal, I am just trying to obtain confirmation that I
> understood well the problem. Afterall, it's just that C has a very outdated
> notion of "char"s (and no notion of Unicode). I was naively under the
> impression that "char"s have evolved in nowadays C.
This is not the language's fault in any way. We support plenty of
encodings beyond UTF-8.
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