[Mono-dev] Unknown chars in strings

[krisztian.kocsis at optimaster.eu]

 Hi!

 Yes, it works on Ubuntu and prints the correct characters (and also on 
 a Windows CE).
 Okay, I'll check and try output encoding.

 Thanks,
 Krisztian

 On Wed, 6 Apr 2011 11:01:40 +0200, "Andreas Nahr" 
 <ClassDevelopment at A-SoftTech.com> wrote:
> Are you sure your application works by itself? e.g. does the
> application (without recompiling) works on Windows/.Net or
> Linux/x86/Mono?
>
> If Mono prints ? on the console it is most likely an issue with
> encodings/codepages (Mono contains it's own set of locale, timezone
> and codepage data so you shouldn't need any other c libraries).
>
> Did you check OutputEncoding? Did you try to set it to a different 
> encoding?
>
> Happy Hacking
> Andreas
>
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>>
>>  Hi!
>>
>>  I'v cross-compiled Mono to a big-endian PowerPC.
>>  Unfortunately the hungarian characters (like éáőúí) are displayed
>>  incorrectly (Mono prints '?????').
>>  If I print these chars from C with a simple printf they display
>>  correctly.
>>
>>  The terminal supports UTF-8, but the device contains only a subset 
>> of
>>  glibc files (no locale and timezone data).
>>  Iconv data is also missing but I'v compiled a preloadable libiconv
>> with
>>  extra code pages (and verified that it is working).
>>  Glibc version is 2.5, GCC is 4.1.1.
>>
>>  If I redirect the output to a file the chars still bad.
>>
>>  What are the requirements of Mono to display these characters
>>  correctly?
>>
>>  BR,
>>  Krisztian
>>
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