Re: Remaining l10n issues

Mark Phippard wrote:
> ...
> covers. So if I am running an OS/400 program and I read an ASCII
> file, OS/400 will convert it to EBCDIC inside the program, and if I
> write back out it will be ASCII again. It is possible that is not
> the case when using C. The "more native" OS/400 languages (RPG and
> COBOL) can probably make those assumptions, where C will not.
> ...

IIRC from our HTMLDOC porting work, there is a mode flag you pass
in the fopen/open call that specifies whether to read/write ASCII
or EBCDIC. That won't help for reading/writing UTF-8, though...

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