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Most of these should be in a separate file for i18n, not directly in the source code.

• Const-me 5y ago
  Internationalization is not limited to putting strings into a table in resource. It also needs non-trivial amount of code. Printing numbers into strings is code not data. Yet if you want the numbers to look good, like "600 μm" or "6×10⁻⁴ meters", you gonna have Unicode in code, not the resources. Another thing, not every software needs i18n. Depends on the market. I'm yet to see a C++ compiler which would localize their output messages.
  • kzrdude 5y ago
    GCC supports localization, that's one C++ compiler. Intel C++ compiler seems to have a Japanese version (not tried).
  • jdavis703 5y ago
    “Meters” is an English word, and a string like “600 μm” should still probably be extracted from the code as “%d μm.”
    • Const-me 5y ago
      Still, there’re also string like “6·10⁻⁴”