[Sir_Cmpwn]

The C code there fails if the unicode string includes characters whose width is greater than one octet.

[zokier]

Which is noted right in the post:

> This treats things as byte-array instead of unicode, thus for unicode test it will end up printing just 車賈滑豈.

[rakoo]

Which is useless then, because the output can't safely be considered a string anymore. I don't really see the point of writing the C "equivalent" and giving it any point when it doesn't even do the right thing.

[masklinn]

None of the snippets comes even remotely close to doing the right thing so it doesn't really matter.