Jerry wrote:
>Well that's weird. When I converted the code from Java to C I forgot
>that filenames should be in UTF-8 for fopen. The UTF-8 code exhibits
>the same behaviour, but it's interesting that the original code
>worked at all.
It's probably a feature. Most likely, the C compiler recognized the \u
form in your source file and turned it into UTF-8. To find out, use the
original string forms and dump their bytes as hex.
And thanks for confirming that the problem occurs with fopen() and filing
the bug. All the evidence points to an Apple library problem, not a
Java-specific problem. 10.4.8, where are you?
-- GG
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