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If you’re writing a C application using ICU, there are two way in which you can compile it: statically or dynamically linked. This article explains how to link your application.

May 9th, 2010 | Filed under C, ICU

If you have an ICU Unicode string formed as a NULL terminated UChar array, it is trivial to write it to a file with the u_fputs() function.

Apr 26th, 2010 | Filed under C, ICU, Unicode

The International Components for Unicode library contains an excellent implementation of the Unicode standard, but, unfortunately, the documentation is somewhat lacking. For this reason, I’m thinking of writing a series of short tutorial articles on how to use the library, from what I can understand. I should also note that I’m not an experienced C programmer, so, by all means, please do correct me if you find anything wrong with the code. To read a file, I opened the file, allocated enough space to hold everything, then started reading character by character.

Apr 25th, 2010 | Filed under C, ICU, Unicode