/****   wctype.h for ASCII systems!

        Brought to you by Cima for the ASCII Consortium.


        You have seen that new ANSI "wide character library" in
        "http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007908799/xsh/wctype.h.html" (or elsewhere)
        and started dreaming what you could do if you had such a cute thing in your
        poor old C compiler?

        Dream no more!

        Using this highly portable implementation of the ANSI wide character library for
        the ASCII Standard, you can now write wide character applications too!
        (Well, 7-bit *wide*, that is :-)

        The ASCII standard (1.0) is the path breaking universal 7-bit encoding for the script
        of the world's principal language.

        If you want to know more about the ASCII standard, please refer to the official web
        site of the ASCII Consortium ("http://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~rwb197/ascii").


        Disclaimers and warnings:

        1) The author of this file takes absolutely no responsibility about it.
           If you need it (do you really!?), you can use it: maybe it works.
           I guess that also the ASCII Consortium doesn't want to take any
           responsibility about this.
           Whatever will happen, it is *your* fault!

        2) If what you want to do is to use the 16-bit (or 32-bit) characters library
           provided with your compiler, it is not a good idea to put this file in your
           include path.

        3) If what you want to do is to see how your colleague's 16-bit (or 32-bit) characters
           application behaves after you put this file in his/her include path, you are a
           swine and, if I were your colleague, you would be a swine with a bleeding nose.

****/

/* You didn't really need to include this. You could simply: */
#include "wchar.h"