On Feb 2, 14:05, Doug Schiffer <dschiffer@servtech.com> wrote:
> I coded a very simple test of the level of support for
> wide character strings in a C/C++ compiler. [...]
> ===========================
> 4E00 <Han character>
> 0020
> 0069 i
> 0073 s
> 0020
...
Of course, the program, as given, should rather print:
4E00 <Han character>
0020
003D =
0020
...
> Anyone want to try other compilers & platforms?
The program compiles and executes just fine under the following
C++ compilers installed in our IRIX64 system, release 6.2:
- cc: the SGI C++ compiler (64bit)
- NCC: Silicon Graphics 32bit C++ compiler
- DCC: SGI Delta/C++ compiler (32bit)
The GNU C compiler, gcc, did not issue any error messages, but the compiled
object program did not print anything (I may have invoked this compiler with
inappropriate arguments, but I do not have the time to explore gcc's idio-
syncracies).
Best wishes,
Otto Stolz
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