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Small update: In the meantime i have rebuilt my application against ncursesw which resolved the issue with no code changes whatsoever besides including the appropriate header files. This is somewhat...

Sadly building against 0.3.1 does not seem to make a difference. Non 7bit characters still show up as inverse question marks. What might be somewhat interesting though is that adding...

I've tried but it proved difficult. My application does not do a whole lot before initializing curses but even after stripping basically everything it still seems to do "something" that...

I've had a little more time than i initially thought so i investigated a bit. Here is some code demonstrating glibc's confusion when mixing putwc with putc calls: ``` #include...

No need to be sorry. It's not really related to stdio anyways. You can take for example test10 and remove the fprintf to stderr (which was actually chosen to avoid...

Yes, that would be exactly what i'd expect to show up on the screen. What i am getting is an `f` and an `�` (inverse color question mark) though. Removing...

By the way there is no need to rush this issue. I've added a switch to my build scripts for now that selects between netbsd-curses and ncurses (if i end...

Well put. I pretty much agree with you. Regarding `wcrtomb` (i think that's what you actually meant?) i am little worried though if it's really sufficient when dealing with non...

Nice, works for me! I've build the test10 code against libcurses patched with your link and it printed `f` newline `ö` newline. If you feel confident with the approach this...

Alright. Seems sensible.