Harish Jadhav <har...@tecknodreams.com> writes: > My worry is on Asian languages where character typically gets stored in > multi bytes and am not sure how netsnmp stack behaves > in such cases like finding strlen or C pointer increments etc. So > thought of putting this question in forum so > I can get some pointers for my understanding.
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