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From: Shrinivas Kulkarni [mailto:Shrinivas_Kulkarni@i2.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 6:14 AM
To: info@unicode.org
Subject: unicode character on Different Unix platforms ....
Hi,
Here is a query on Unicode.
I am building an application, which reads a multi byte character string from
a
text file.
The application converts this MBCS string to unicode string and writes it
into
a dbf file.
The application has to work on Sun Solaris, HP-UX and AIX .
It works fine on AIX and NT.
I use wchar_t to define a wide char (unicode) string.
On Sun solaris, wchar_t is defined as unsigned long and on HP -UX it is
defined
as unsigned int.
Is my basic assumption that unicode character is of 2 bytes wide right ?
If so
then how is that
different OSs define their own definition of wchar_t ?
waiting for your reply.
Regards
Shrinivas
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