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1. printf field width : bytes or chars?    stackoverflow.com

The printf/fprintf/sprintf family supports a width field in its format specifier. I have a doubt for the case of (non-wide) char arrays arguments: Is the width field supposed to mean bytes or ...

2. How to convert multi-byte UTF-8 character representation to one byte while retaining (non)alphanumeric property?    stackoverflow.com

I have a UTF-8 string as a char*. In order to get the one byte per character property (and thus have random access into the string by character indexes) I currently ...

3. Using fputc() to write one byte    stackoverflow.com

Given unsigned char *str, a UTF-8 encoded string, is it legal to write the first byte (not character) with fputc((char)(*str), file);

4. Unicode 2 byte wide characters    cboard.cprogramming.com

ok, i will extrapolate: i am getting an OBEX packet delivered over Bluetooth. one of the packet fields is 'file name' - in 2 byte unicode characters. the problem is the array received is a void * (such that casting it to a uint16_t gets me the wrong first element of the array) so i have to cast it to uint8_t. ...

5. Multi byte to wild char converting problem(Related to Unicode)    forums.devshed.com