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And that is the answer to your question here ; — Dan Moulding. Show 27 more comments. In the past UTF-8 and some other code pages wasn't allowed as the system locale because Microsoft said that a UTF-8 locale might break some functions as they were written to assume multibyte encodings used no more than 2 bytes per character, thus code pages with more bytes such as UTF-8 and also GB , cp could not be set as the locale.
A nice recap of the new feature! It's amazing it took them so long to say "let's just use utf-8 in the C strings".
It sets the execution and source charsets of the binary but I might be wrong. MSalters MSalters k 8 8 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. Can you please comment more on the "somewhat flaky"? MSalters I'm sorry but I just can't find anything both current and detailed enough. What I understand from the short blog posts I read is that Windows doesn't have UTF-8 support at all which just doesn't make any sense.
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