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C++03 defines two character types: char and wchar_t . ( lets ignore the signed char and unsigned char insanity ). These two character are then applied to std::basic_string , std::basic_ostream , etc as std::string/std::wstring and std::ostream/std::wostream . From the streams the standard library also defines the globals std::cout and std::wcout . The new c++0x standard defines two more character types char16_t and char32_t . However, the only new typedefs are std::u16string and std::u32string . Why doesn't the standard supply a std::u16ostream ? Or how about a std::u32cout ?
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