Yang Ming-Tian

> @skylee03 > >  > > 图炸了qwq 没有吧 @q234rty

As far as I know, none of the GCC versions so far could support Unicode indentifiers properly. But it seems that [it will be supported in GCC 10](https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=67224#c32). Let us...

We use MinGW-w64 as the default compiler in Dev-C++, so it will not be supported until MinGW-w64 updates its GCC version to GCC 10.

It seems that Dev-C++ currently do not support save the source codes in UTF-8. I will try to support it.

> > We use MinGW-w64 as the default compiler in Dev-C++, so it will not be supported until MinGW-w64 updates its GCC version to GCC 10. > > > I...

@trungnt2910 [Have a look at Embarcadero's newly-released fork of Dev-C++!](https://github.com/skylee03/My-Dev-Cpp/issues/4) They are much more professional and well-experienced than me, you can open an new issue at their repository.

> [Here](http://msystem.waw.pl/x265/) is mingw64 for gcc10 Thanks, but it's useless for me. I have already tested GCC 10 as early as last February, and the specific reason has been figured...

Update: These issues have now been fixed in Sassline, so now we just need to apply the same changes to Alembic. - https://github.com/jakegiltsoff/sassline/pull/61

Any chance this can go through? The conflict with `clojure.core/cat` is still happening in REPLy now in 2023. Let us know if we can help. Thanks!

"[QTStep Classic](https://store.kde.org/p/1157516/)" themes do include all potential borders, and they work well, while "[QTStep](https://store.kde.org/p/1187451/)" themes do not.