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> <interesting-thought>If you really want to work internally in UTF-16 or > UTF-32 in C, get yourself a processor with a 16- or 32-bit byte and a > Standard C for it Actually, I'd expect the "wchar_t" type to be either 16 bits (most machines) or 32 bits (many SVr4 derived distributions) ... and there are standard libraries to work with "wchar" strings. Use those, if you're not using UTF-8 encoded "char" strings. - Dave
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