Use u16string in C++ (to avoid wasting 32-bit while java doesn't support them

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Use u16string in C++ (to avoid wasting 32-bit while java doesn't support them #212

Closed soywiz closed 7 years ago

soywiz commented 7 years ago

I tried this mostly for trying to avoid surrogate-pair problems. But it seems that it doesn't work either. So I'm giving up with this. Also C++11 std functions doesn't work with u16string either, so conversions are required which is problematic.