International Language Environments Guide

`libw` and `libintl`

These interfaces have moved to libc and are no longer in libw and libintl.

The shared objects ensure runtime compatibility for existing applications and, together with the archives, provide compilation environment compatibility for building applications. However, it is no longer necessary to build applications against libw or libintl.

For more information on filters see the Linker and Libraries Guide.

Table 2-2 shows the stub entry points in libw and libintl.

Table 2-2 Stub Entry Points in libw and libintl


`libw:`	`fgetwc`	`fgetws`	`fputwc`	`fputws`	`getwc`
	`getwchar`	`getws`	`isenglish`	i`sideogram`	`isnumber`
	`isphonogram`	`isspecial`	`iswalnum`	`iswalpha`	`iswcntrl`
	`iswctype`	`iswdigit`	`iswgraph`	`iswlower`	`iswprint`
	`iswpunct`	`iswspace`	`iswupper`	`iswxdigit`	`putwc`
	`putwchar`	`putws`	`strtows`	`towlower`	`towupper`
	`ungetwc`	`watoll`	`wcscat`	`wcschr`	`wcscmp`
	`wcscoll`	`wcscpy`	`wcscspn`	`wcsftime`	`wcslen`
	`wcsncat`	`wcsncmp`	`wcsncpy`	`wcspbrk`	`wcsrchr`
	`wcsspn`	`wcstod`	`wcstok`	`wcstol`	`wcstoul`
	`wcswcs`	`wcswidth`	`wcsxfrm`	`wctype`	`wcwidth`
	`wscasecmp`	wscat	`wschr`	`wscmp`	`wscol`
	`wscoll`	`wscpy`	wscspn	`wsdup`	`wslen`
	`wsncasecmp`	`wsncat`	`wsncmp`	`wsncpy`	`wspbrk`
	`wsprintf`	`wsrchr`	`wsscanf`	`wsspn`	`wstod`
	`wstok`	`wstol`	`wstoll`	`wstostr`	`wsxfrm`
`libintl:`	`bindtextdomain`	`dcgettext`	`dgettext`	`gettext`	`textdomain`

libw and libintl

`libw` and `libintl`