Ludovic Rousseau wrote:
The source code .c and .h files are encoded using latin1. It is not a
problem except for names using accents (in the copyright section in
general).
I am using UTF-8 since some time now and vim is not happy with
non-UTF-8 texts and complains with something like "[ILLEGAL BYTE in
line 4]" for src/ifd/ifd-wbeiuu.c in OpenCT. The problem is the text
"Juan Carlos Borrás" at line 4. Note the "á". And vim opens the file
as read-only.
My question: is someone opposed to a "massive" conversion from latin1
to utf-8 of the source code so my vim editor is happy again? Is it
time to switch?
The side effect is that developers still using a non-UTF-8 locale will
have the problem I have now.
I'm all for it.
I checked the pkcs15-tcos.c, it does not use german umlaut in the cert
names, but uses "ue" and friends, i.e. ascii only.
What about other drivers? anyone else setting certificate names?
are all of them in ascii encoding, or some of them in iso8859-1 or
utf-8?
Regards, Andreas
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