On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 5:17 AM, Rodrigo Madera
There are John Maddock's iterator adapters, those of the Boost.Unicode library under development that are similar to them, and there is also Boost.Locale, another library under development that is a frontend to ICU, that provides function to do conversions (but it works with memory buffers).
I see that Maddock's adapters does the job, but does it provide the reliability of ICU? For example, when it comes to round-trip conversions?
Each code point only has a single valid representation in any of the UTF encodings, so anything but perfect round-trip transcoding would be a bug. Overlong encodings are invalid, and normalization forms are a separate issue outside of UTF transcoding. -- Cory Nelson http://int64.org