Unicode and Android NDK

Is there a way to use UTF-8/16 strings in NDK without including multi-megabyte libraries such as ICU? Is ICU built into Android?
If you use the default build (including all this, hundreds of code pages and hundreds of locales) data , ICU is only a few megabytes.

Look at “Making ICU Smaller”. I just added a note about using static build.

HTH

Is there a way to use UTF-8/16 strings in NDK without including multi-megabyte libraries such as ICU? Is ICU built into Android?

If you use the data of the default build (including all this, hundreds of code pages and hundreds of locales), the ICU is only a few megabytes.

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Look at “Making ICU Smaller”. I just added a note about using static build.

HTH

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