Hi there,
I asked the question some time ago, but got no answer: is there any
compiler out there that handles ISO-10646 character variables? I.e. is
there any compiler that will compile this:
character(len=10, kind=selected_char_kind('ISO_10646')) :: line
line = selected_char_kind('ISO_10646')_"whatever"
I assumed so because several compilers have "Yes" in the "Sup****t
international character sets" (quoting from memory) category of the F2003
compiler comparison published in ACM SIGPLAN Fortran forum, but the ones
I tried it with (Intel, Sun, g95) don't sup****t the UCS-4 charset.
Furthermore, I've checked the websites of compilers that are re****tedly
winning the Fortran 2003 race (namely, IBM and NAG), and it doesn't look
like they do.
So, can any Enlighten me on that issue? Thanks in advance!
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