compatibility between unicode 2.0 and 3.0

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We have a large amount of C++ that currently has Unicode 2.0 support.

Could you all help me figure out what types of operations will fail
if we attempt to pass Unicode 3.0 thru this code?

I can start the list off with

-sorting
-searching for text
-text comparison
-other character classification (isSpace, isDigit, etc...).

I'm understand that these operations probably won't work in ALL cases.
But how about basic plumbing code -- creating and copying string?

As I mentioned in my last post, I've enjoyed
listening in on this forum -- I've learned a whole lot.

Thanks,

--Erik Ostermueller

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