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You should very much care about that, because if your tool stores text as UCS-2, it means that it doesn't support unicode at all, UCS-2 stopped being a valid en
by fhars 16y ago
You should very much care about that, because if your tool stores text as UCS-2, it means that it doesn't support unicode at all, UCS-2 stopped being a valid encoding a long time ago.
- Locke1689 16y agoAs the parent noted, it can be compiled for UTF-32 support. Just recompile if you need the extra characters. Edit: Also, turns out it's UTF-16. The configure flag is named ucs2.