On 22.01.2015 14:36, r...@remi.lu wrote: > Hello > > I would like to have some kind of road-map for implementing utf8 > for the assemblers > > If its complicated for all the assemblers at once , > i'd love to have an idea on how to do it on only one, > that intersts me the most is the stm8 . > > I need just a rought road map - i think it s relatively simple to code > just a matter of time and will (fr: volonté) . > > > > Best regards
Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with the assemblers, so I can't really give you a roadmap. * The assemblers (excluding pics) are derived from the asxxxx assemblers; however they have diverged somewhat over time; still it might make sense to look into syncing them again. Maybe asxxxx upstream already implemented some UTF-8 support, or is interested in UTF-8 support * UTF-8 support is IMO something we really need in the assemblers * It would be good to also have UTF-16 (used e.g. by USB) and UTF-32. * Support in the assemblers will make it easier and nicer to get support into the compiler (u8, u and U string literal prefixes, see section 6.4.5 of the C11 standard). Philipp
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