Does QNX support two byte code?

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Hello,
My company try to develop the unit using QNX. This unit has a capability to
synthesize the voice(TTS).
The input of the Korean TTS engine is two byte code. But I heard that QNX
does not support two byte code.
Is it true or not?


Jeong Min Kim

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In article <acuis8$a2k$1@inn.qnx.com>, Jeong Min Kim wrote:

Hello,
My company try to develop the unit using QNX. This unit has a capability to
synthesize the voice(TTS).
The input of the Korean TTS engine is two byte code. But I heard that QNX
does not support two byte code.
Is it true or not?

Did you mean multibyte strings?
I bet that the dinkum libraries support them. And even if they don’t,
basing multybyte manipulation strings are really easy to implement.
Only Photon doesn’t support multibyte strings.

–
Wave++ (Yuri D’Elia)
Software Developer @ ubiest.com

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Did you mean multibyte strings?
I bet that the dinkum libraries support them. And even if they don’t,
basing multybyte manipulation strings are really easy to implement.

All strings manupulation functions support multibytes strings ( execpts regular
expression functions ). For wide characters you need special functions( wcsstr,
wcspbrk wcscmp … ).

Only Photon doesn’t support multibyte strings.

By default Photon always use multibyte strings ( UTF-8 ) and it also support wide
characters ( 2 bytes characters for 6.1 and 2 or 4 bytes characters for 6.2 )
strings.

Michel Belanger