Not for standards C strings (else it would not longer be a C string),
but for CF/NSString.
It appears that it does not works with plain c files, but only with
obj-c file whatever that code is.
CFString("hé hé hé") will compile correctly if the file has the .m
extension but not if the file has the .c extension.
warning: main.c:5: warning: input conversion stopped due to an input
byte that does not belong to the input codeset UTF-8
The file is really an utf-8 file (check with Text Edit and HexFiend).
The input codeset is right (gcc tell it expects utf-8 in the output
message).
Is this a bug in the C parser, or is this an expected limitation.
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