> Hello ports@, > > I'm currently in the process of porting a new version (0.7) of > SuperTuxKart. It uses Irrlicht as 3D engine, so I need to port that > first. Unfortunately, Irrlicht seems to require certain wide character > functions like swprintf() (in source/Irrlicht/CZipReader.cpp for > instance), which are not yet part of the OpenBSD UTF-8 implementation. > I'm not proficient enough in C++ to just say screw wide chars and > s/swprintf/sprintf/, but if anyone could tell me that swprintf() is on > the way, I'd be happy. > > Merry Christmas! > > PS: This is _not_ a feature request. ;)
Hi, That wouldn't work, swprintf is the wide-char equivalent of snprintf. OpenBSD does not yet have the wide "formatted string" variants. It might be worth conditionalizing support for "fancy letters" on systems without an implementation, unless that's an important feature to them. No clue on plans to extend this. -Bryan.
