>> Any suggestions?
> Always use UTF8 and you won't miss.
It's not my caprice. Our users should be able to define charset and
collation for database. So I need to get them somehow. Of course I can
hardcode them but what to do with new charsets?
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Is there any way to get charsets and collations from the server remotely and
without connection to any database? In case I'm to create a new database and
I need to know which charsets and collations are available. Generally
speaking I need fbintl.conf content. Any suggestions?
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>Yes, it can. It stores first 4 (on linux 6) arguments in registers, the
>rest are stored on stack using cdecl conventions.
I must say, there is a difference in treatment of the stack between Windows
and Linux systems. Windows not only passes the first 4 parameters in
registers but ALWAYS allocate
