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character set conversion in unix C
Hi,
Could anybody explain how to change the character set of a particular string in C in unix. we are using HP-UX as OS. We require to change the input string which is in cp1250 format to utf-8. A sample code would help. Thnx in advance 
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If you know how to do it at the command line with iconv, create a system() call to write it to a file.
There are C calls: iconv_open(), iconv(), iconv_close() if you need to do it extensively. try man 3 iconv_open Example code - C Library Reference
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