Thanks... This is seems to be really strange... looks like iconv does not support too much encodings... Would you be so kind and give me the output of this program? #include <iconv.h> #include <iostream> void check_one(char const *to,char const *from) { iconv_t d=iconv_open(to,from); if(d!=(iconv_t)(-1)) { iconv_close(d); std::cout << from <<"->" << to << " ok" << std::endl; } else { std::cout << from <<"->" << to << " fail" << std::endl; } } void check(char const *n) { check_one("us-ascii",n); check_one("utf-8",n); check_one(n,n); } int main() { check("UTF-8"); check("UTF-16"); check("UTF-32"); check("WCHAR_T"); check("UTF-16LE"); check("UTF-16BE"); check("UTF-32LE"); check("UTF-32BE"); check("ISO-8859-1"); check("ISO-8859-8"); check("windows-1255"); check("Shift-JIS"); } You need to link it with iconv "-liconv" Thanks! Artyom --- On Tue, 7/26/11, Lars Viklund <zao@acc.umu.se> wrote:
From: Lars Viklund <zao@acc.umu.se>
[snip] The commit seems to fix the compilation of libboost_locale, but the results of the tests seem somewhat depressing. A test log follows after this list of available locales as per 'locale -a': [snip]