I have a simple program that tests converting between wchar_t and char using a series of locales passed to it on the command line. It outputs a list of the conversions that fail by printing out the locale name and the string that failed to convert.
I'm building it using clang and libc++. My understanding is that libc++'s named locale support is provided by the xlocale library on OS X.
I'm seeing some unexpected failures, as well as some instances where conversion should fail, but doesn't.
Here's the program.
#warning call this program like: "locale -a | ./a.out" or pass \
locale names valid for your platform, one per line via standard input
#include <iostream>
#include <codecvt>
#include <locale>
#include <array>
template <class Facet>
class usable_facet : public Facet {
public:
// FIXME: use inheriting constructors when available
// using Facet::Facet;
template <class ...Args>
usable_facet(Args&& ...args) : Facet(std::forward<Args>(args)...) {}
~usable_facet() {}
};
int main() {
std::array<std::wstring,11> args = {L"a",L"é",L"¤",L"€",L"Да",L"Ψ",L"א",L"আ",L"✈",L"가",L"
