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NAME
utf-8 —
SYNOPSIS
#include <utf-8.h>
unsigned int
fgetu8(FILE
*input);
int
fputu8(unsigned
int c, FILE
*output);
unsigned int
sgetu8(unsigned
char *string, int
*chars);
char *
sputu8(unsigned
int c, char
*buffer);
DESCRIPTION
Theutf-8 library
⟨libutf-8.so⟩ contains functions for the
conversion of Unicode files and strings. These functions have been designed in
the style of the fgetc() and
fputc() standard C functions.
The fgetu8() and
fputu8() functions work with files. The
sgetu8() and sputu8()
functions convert text strings in the computer memory.
The fgetu8() and
sgetu8() functions convert UTF-8 formatted data into
a 32-bit Unicode-style integer (UCS-4); the fputu8()
and sputu8() functions do the opposite
conversion.
SEE ALSO
fgetu8(3), fputu8(3), sgetu8(3), sputu8(3)F. Yergeau, UTF-8, a transformation format of Unicode and ISO 10646, RFC2044.
D. Goldsmith, M. Davis, Using Unicode with MIME, RFC1641.
STANDARDS
ISO 10646-1: 1993 (``Unicode''), RFC 2044: 1996 (``UTF-8''), ANSI X3.159-1989 (“ANSI C89”).AUTHORS
This manual page was written by G. Adam Stanislav ⟨adam@whizkidtech.net⟩.| April 1, 1999 | FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE |
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