Using Wide Character Constants with clang Gets “extraneous characters in wide character constant ignored” Error?

At the heart of the program is the interpretation of the source file. You know that it's UTF-8 encoded. That's why the 6 bytes L'﹤' are to be interpreted as 4 Unicode characters.

But how would clang know? It sees 6 bytes, and assumes an 8 bit encoding. Thus, it sees L'xyz' (the precise characters depend on the assumed 8 bit character set).

Clang tells you that it is interpreting L'xyz' as L'x' ignoring y and z. It's extremely unlikely that works as intended.

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