Mojibake, a low-level Unicode 17 text-processing library, has been released for C11 and C++17. This library allows developers to handle Unicode data effectively using simple two-file integration without installation.
Mojibake is a newly released low-level text-processing library designed for handling Unicode 17. It provides functionalities to work with Unicode data efficiently and is compatible with both C11 and C++17 standards.
Developers can easily integrate Mojibake into their C/C++ projects without any installation. The library consists of just two files: mojibake.c and mojibake.h, which can be downloaded from its repository.
Mojibake is designed to be small, fast, and self-contained while running on all modern operating systems including Linux, macOS, and Windows 10/11. It implements all Unicode standard algorithms and passes official Unicode test suites.
The library provides extensive functionality for normalization and casefolding algorithms, among others. For example, it normalizes characters from their combined form to their composed form and accurately counts characters in Unicode strings.
Mojibake's simplicity and efficiency make it a practical choice for developers needing to process Unicode text in their applications. Its compatibility across platforms enhances its usability in diverse programming environments.
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Mojibake, a low-level Unicode 17 text-processing library, has been released for C11 and C++17. This library allows developers to handle Unicode data effectively using simple two-file integration without installation.