> I insist that C strings are indeed arrays of bytes, and we cannot use them to represent text correctly at present
OK, maybe I do see one small point to argue. A C string, such as one that might be used in Unix, is not necessarily text. But text, represented as utf-8, is a C string.
It seems like there's something to leverage here, at least for those points at which Python3 interacts with the OS.
OK, maybe I do see one small point to argue. A C string, such as one that might be used in Unix, is not necessarily text. But text, represented as utf-8, is a C string.
It seems like there's something to leverage here, at least for those points at which Python3 interacts with the OS.