问题
Is there a c atoi() equivalent for wide chars on Linux? I can find something for MS (wtoi) but I can find anything in a standard Linux lib.
回答1:
You can use wcstol to convert from wide strings to integer values.
回答2:
It is unusual for a Linux program to use wchar_t type.
The reason being that Linux uses utf-8 as the standard encoding. char const* strings are assumed to be utf-8 strings by glibc. Ascii digits and utf-8 digits have the same byte representation, so that atoi() works both on ascii and utf-8 strings.
Having said that, look in #include <wchar.t>, it provides wcstol().
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5068972/c-atoi-for-wide-chars-on-linux