Hmmm, when you use wide character I/O function (like "wprintf"):
- case1: missing setlocale?
- case2: missing settings of LANG environment variable?
- case3: MB <-> WC converter is broken?
- case4: write the literal L"...Japanese Character..." in the source
directly? (and gcc can't convert MB to WC)
2009/5/26 Qiang Wang <rurality.wq@gmail.com>:
hi, thanks for your answer.
I use arm-elf-gcc and run the newlib in the arm target board.
I print out the string through the serial cable.
If I use my printf_me, the Japanese will be printed very well.
I have found that printf in newlib will cut the MSB of the byte.
I even modify some MACRO and re-compile the newlib to support wide
character string.
But I can not get the Japanese work print .
best regards
wangqiang
2009/5/25 IWAMURO Motonori <deenheart@gmail.com>:
Hi.
Which is the version of Cygwin 1.5 or 1.7?
What is the terminal emulator that you are using?
What is the encoding of the source? (UTF-8, Shift_JIS (CP932), or EUC-JP?)
2009/5/25 Qiang Wang <rurality.wq@gmail.com>:
hi, all
I try to print out the Japanese word with printf or cout.
But the Japanese string have been converted into other words.
So how can I print out the word.
thank you very much.
best reguards
wangqiang
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