From: Bonita.Montero@gmail.com   
      
   Am 21.10.2025 um 12:07 schrieb Thiago Adams:   
   > Em 21/10/2025 05:35, Bonita Montero escreveu:   
   >> Am 20.10.2025 um 20:35 schrieb Thiago Adams:   
   >>> speaking on signed x unsigned,   
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   >>> u8"a"  in C11 had the type char [N]. Normally char is signed   
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   >>> in C23 it is unsigned char8_t  [N].   
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   >>> when converting code from c11 to c23 we have a error here   
   >>> const char* s = u8""   
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   >>> I generally "cast char* " to "unsigned char*" when handling something   
   >>> with utf8. I am not u8"" , I use just " " with utf8 encoded source code   
   >>> and I just assume const char*  is utf8.   
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   >> What is there to discuss ? Just cast and that's it.   
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   > When converting code from c11 to c23 we have a error here   
   > const char* s = u8""   
      
   No, because the null-terminator doesn't become negative with that.   
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   > I think it is a big change..the ones C does not normally do.   
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