c++ - Is it possible to get GCC 3.4.6 to compile UTF-8 with BOM source files? -
I have a C ++ application that uses the Unicode string in it, I have the solution ---- Visual Studio 2012 Had used. ------ Window 7
The file is saved in UL-8 (Bit Order Marker) in UOT-8. When I run the same file in Linux, I get the following error: - Error: Error in Program 1: '239': Error: Hobo '\ 187' in Program 1: Error: Hobby '\ 191' in the program < / P>
I have found that GCC will not support BOM in C ++ file. If I remove BOM by file error then it will be resolved. Is there a way by which I can compile my application in which the files have been saved in UOTF-8, which is kept in BOM?
One more thing, I am compiling applications in "Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 Edition", where GCC version 3.4.6.
Please help me in this regard.
Thanks & amp; Regards Development
@GCC: You can use Compiler option to compile UK-8 BOM files (I'm adding it here , Because this thread is a high rated result on Google about this topic)
-lstdc ++
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