High Performance Unicode Text File I/O Routines for C++

Author: codeproject.com | Published: 12th Dec 2007 | Visited: 57 times | Add Comment
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Surprisingly, neither the C++ runtime library nor the Win32 Platform SDK provide any routines to read and write Unicode text files. This article provides high performance routines to read all types of Unicode files (both UTF-16 and UTF-8) as well as ANSI files.

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