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Subject: NLS (internationalization) on FreeBSD
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Does FreeBSD support Double Byte Character Sets (DBCS) like japanese, etc?

If so, which are the corresponding functions ? (like iconv on AIX/HPUX).


Thanks in advance,


Ryan
(Ryan@genius.tisl.soft.net)