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Re: UTF-8 support - char or wchar_t

From: eric at boese-wolf dot eu (Eric BÃse-Wolf)
To: libstdc++ at gcc dot gnu dot org
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:31:33 +0200
Subject: Re: UTF-8 support - char or wchar_t
References: <40D5D37D.10600@suse.de> <87vdjljm11.fsf@elvis.LOCAL.NON-TLD> <4AAEB029.6040402@oracle.com> <87hbv4kb2n.fsf@elvis.LOCAL.NON-TLD> <528FF60F-3435-4080-BAFE-EE3344C5DE79@oracle.com>

Paolo Carlini <paolo.carlini@oracle.com> writes:

>> if I request messages 35353 as you proposed by
>>
>>> See libstdc++/35353
>
> It's a Bugzilla PR. The issue is known.

Oh. I simply wanted to understand the example and did _not_
want to imply, that there might be any bug of some sort.

So, it is a bug? Ok then. I go ahead and read the Bugzilla
PR (<- Whats that?)

Eric

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