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Hi,

I have a TCP server that handles more than 100 clients.
I keep getting bottlenecks and i narrowed it down to the send() winsock function.
A send() winsock call sometimes takes 100~300ms to...

If you look in your web links that you gave me, you will see that the first character in UTF8 is 0xE0 0xB8 0xAA, just like i hardcoded in my code, and the UTF16 is 0E2A, just like you read from your...

Because you saved your file in Unicode format already.
Mine is in UTF8.
UTF8 format takes from 1 to 3 bytes and in my case, all of my characters takes 3 bytes.
After the conversion they should all...

With your 'szText1', i encoded in unicode and wrote to file and i can read the text successfully.

Now i test with thai text and still get the same bad output.



WCHAR wText[1000];
char*...

Weird, why this site encode that 'é' with 0xE9 ?
http://people.physics.anu.edu.au/~mxk121/javascript/jsUTF8.html

After telling Notepad++ that the encoding is "UCS-2 Little Endian", i see this "t�st", except the � is a cube.

Another test:



wprintf(L"Member Name: %ls \n", wText); // Prints 't?st'

Ok, I have better example so you can stop making doubts on MySQL.



char* szTest1 = "t\xE9st"; // tést
WriteToFile("Test1.txt", szTest1);


I open Test1.txt in notepad and I DO SEE "tést".

I cant write thai characters in a simple char[] object, the compiler replace those chars with questions marks.
This code:



char* szTest1 = "สุดสุดสุดสุดสุด";
CLogger::WriteToFile("Test1.txt",...

res and GetString() are MySQL objects, they are used to retreive the UTF8 string and they works as i mentioned in my post, i saved the UTF8 string using WriteToFile() and then opened in notepad++...

Hi,

I am retrieving a string from the MySQL database as UTF8.
Now ofcourse i checked if the string itself is ok by writing the retrieved string to a file and opened it in notepad++ under UTF8...