Re: String Encodings and POSIX Commands

• Subject: Re: String Encodings and POSIX Commands
• From: Terje Bless <email@hidden>
• Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2002 13:20:47 +0100

Douglas Davidson <email@hidden> wrote:

>The BSD-level interface to the file system uses canonically decomposed
>UTF-8.

What is "canonically decomposed"? Normalization Form C?


And what about the POSIX iconv() interface? It appears to be available, but
I can't find the header file (which means stuff that rely on it barf)?




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