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How to generate unicode map for traditional Chinese characters?

Posted by SY on March 22, 2005 22:23:26

I have downloaded ms_unicode_generator.c from http://www.snort.org/dl/contrib/
and also check that the codepage for Traditional Chinese characters is 950.
Could anyone tell me how to compile it such that I can generate the unicode map for Traditional Chinese characters?

And, What is the different if I used the default (us) unicode map? Thx.

Posted by SY on March 22, 2005 22:26:53

The OS I used is Red Hat 9. Thanks

Posted by harrychen on January 02, 2007 19:58:15

1.You can use the VC compiler to compile it.
2.The codepage just for mapping the unicode char to ASCII. If you want the codepage for Traditional Chainese charracters, you must add it by yourself.
3.Unicode is a kind of codepage, but they are not the same.