Hi,
how is it possible to add Cyrillic scripts in one of my c-files (working with mdk version 3.4)?
const char text_cyrillic = {"Cyrillic script"};
best regards Arne
maybe the problem is, that uvision only supports the 8bit unicode
No, I think the problem is that uVision creators never thought that someone might want to use their text editor with different encodings. I keep wondering: why everyone keeps reinventing their own text editor and/or IDE? There must be a better way, and I don't mean Eclipse...
I don't think I really understand this thread/subject. Just want to provide some information. (might be totally useless.)
==================================== RealView Compiler Reference Guide Character sets and identifiers
www.keil.com/.../armccref_cihdigag.htm
# Source files are compiled according to the currently selected locale. You might have to select a different locale, with the --locale command-line option, if the source file contains non-ASCII characters. See Invoking the ARM compiler in the Compiler User Guide for more information.
# The ARM compiler supports multibyte character sets, such as Unicode.
# Other properties of the source character set are host-specific. ==================================== --multibyte_chars, --no_multibyte_chars
www.keil.com/.../armccref_CHDCECBH.htm
This option enables or disables processing for multibyte character sequences in comments, string literals, and character constants. ====================================
Cyrillic, are basically the characters from ISO 8859-5 moved upward by 864 positions. ( en.wikipedia.org/.../Cyrillic_characters_in_Unicode )
I guess that, host supports ISO 8859-5, but does not support Cyrillic; so thought KEIL supports unicode, but not able to support Cyrillic.