Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support
Windows NT can date back to 1993, at that time Unicode was still a new thing to the industry. Microsoft had decided to use UCS-2 (pre-W2K) and UTF-16 LE (since W2K) for supporting Unicode and introduced a separated set of Windows APIs (-W APIs) for 2-byte wide char, while keeping the (-A APIs) for Windows… Read More »