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I've got a source file encoded with UTF-8 that has string literals with European special characters like ä, é, à etc. Our target works on codepage IBM850.
I believe gcc does support the compiler flag -fexec-charset, which I assume would instruct the complier to transcode the UTF-8 literals to the specified code page. Is there a way to do this on the Clang compiler and if not is there a chance that the TI gcc compiler supports this?
Some compilers also support the #pragma convert(), but that doesn't seem to do anything.
I'm using the CC2642 SOC.
Thanks
The documentation says ISO 8859 characters are supported. But when I tried, the compiler issues a diagnostic. So I filed EXT_EP-11842 to have this investigated. Please visit that link for further detail, and to follow the issue.
Thanks and regards,
-George