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[COMMITTED PATCH] avoid non-ASCII/non-UTF8 character in string literal in winduni.c


Committed as obvious enough, to trunk and 2.24 branch.

I'm not entirely sure the patch will come through the email without
mangling the character.  It's replacing a literal \345 byte in the source
with the octal literal syntax \345.  It's just good practice to avoid the
source files having non-UTF8 bytes in them.


Thanks,
Roland


binutils/
	* winduni.c (languages): Use \345 (octal syntax) rather than
	literal non-ASCII/non-UTF8 character in string literal.

--- a/binutils/winduni.c
+++ b/binutils/winduni.c
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ static const wind_language_t languages[] =
   { 0x040D, 862, 1255, "Hebrew", "Israel" },	      { 0x040E, 852,
1250, "Hungarian", "Hungary" },
   { 0x040F, 850, 1252, "Icelandic", "Iceland" },      { 0x0410, 850,
1252, "Italian", "Italy" },
   { 0x0411, 932,  932, "Japanese", "Japan" },	      { 0x0412, 949,
949, "Korean", "Korea (south)" },
-  { 0x0413, 850, 1252, "Dutch", "Netherlands" },      { 0x0414, 850,
1252, "Norwegian (Bokmïl)", "Norway" },
+  { 0x0413, 850, 1252, "Dutch", "Netherlands" },      { 0x0414, 850,
1252, "Norwegian (Bokm\345l)", "Norway" },
   { 0x0415, 852, 1250, "Polish", "Poland" },	      { 0x0416, 850,
1252, "Portuguese", "Brazil" },
   { 0x0418, 852, 1250, "Romanian", "Romania" },	      { 0x0419, 866,
1251, "Russian", "Russia" },
   { 0x041A, 852, 1250, "Croatian", "Croatia" },	      { 0x041B, 852,
1250, "Slovak", "Slovakia" },


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