Most up-to-date 48 emulator code (for command line)

[Jonathan Busby]

(04-28-2020 10:41 PM)ijabbott Wrote:  I guess Windows would be awkward since it natively uses a UTF-16 based text I/O. Some clues from the "How to do text on Windows" section of UTF-8 Everywhere could be useful.

I use the ICU library when programming in C when I need to deal with Unicode, whether it be UTF-8, UTF-16 or UTF-32 ( the ICU library supports them all ).

I've found it to be very well designed, easy to use and comprehensive.

It's very widely supported and cross-platform and has been used in hundreds of different projects -- closed and open source.

EDIT #1 :

Quote:whether it be UTF-8, UTF-16 or UTF-32 ( the ICU library supports them all )

Note that the ICU library's default "UChar" datatype is UTF-16, but the ICU library supports conversion to and from all other Unicode formats.

Regards,

Jonathan