There is one thing, that might be good for you to know:
I tried
wprintf("%s",char_text) and printf("%ls",wchar_text) methods.
They don't work with LATIN1 under Linux.
gcc does not support NON-ASCII multibyte conversions.
gcc gives that responsibility for library functions.
That is so even for GCC 4.0.
So, at least libiconv is a good way to handle the multibyte conversions
robustly under Linux. That works if and only if the libiconv library works.
libiconv is LGPL licensed.
Regards,
Marko Ristola
>However, I have no idea how this theory is far from reality, far from
>the ODBC API, and far from Windows, sorry :-( I just was woken up by
>the "unicode apps" word. I tried to follow the discussions here but
>got lost.
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