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On 30.03.22 21:53, Simon Wright wrote:

> Personally I like the semantic - I know this[1] is a macOS problem, but
> it comes to something when you get a warning like
> 
>     páck3.ads:1:10: warning: file name does not match unit name,
>     should be "páck3.ads"
> 
> [1] https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=81114#c1

Slightly OT, varying the PR:

"Right.  And people should use sane floating point types
  (and sane CPUs to begin with)."

7-bit people have created much work in the past,
by insisting that human beings should succumb to ASCII.
Learn how to type. Start at LE vs BE if flexibility vexes you.
Even C was ahead of its time by defining plain char.
See gcc's -funsigned-char vs libraries.