Re: is glib too bloated?



Brandon Casey wrote:
It's hard for me to think of unicode as
being low-level when it adds so much overhead to string handling.

Isn't (a part of) the unicode handling needed for correctly processing paths under Windows? As I remember it, Windows-native calls take either ASCII or a slightly modified UTF-16LE (aka UCS-2). In order to be able to have code that needs to open "strangely" named files on any platform, at least a modicum of unicode support is needed. Once you have that, including gettext as a dependency seems straight-forward.



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