Rich Felker@eniko Because Windows is wrong. If wchar_t is too narrow for full Unicode you're not allowed to support all of Unicode. C explicitly forbids "multi wchar_t chars" (thus UTF-16) which they do because they insisted on contradicting the experts in the early 90s who told them 16 bits wasn't enough and got themselves stuck. C11 strongly prefers wchar_t numeric vals be UCS codepoints (there's a macro that tells you this) and unless I'm misremembering, C23 requires it.
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