应的字节的缓冲器签署
  char或unsigned char或只是一个char
  缓冲？ C和之间的差异
  C ++？

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在语言如何处理这微小的差别。 A 大在约​​定如何处理它的区别。

• 字符 = ASCII（或UTF-8，但带符号获取的方式出现）的文本数据


• unsigned char型 =字节


• 符号字符 =很少使用

和有code，它的依赖于这样的区别的。就在两个星期前，我遇到过的JPEG数据越来越损坏，因为它被传递到的char * 版本我们的Base64 EN code函数＆MDASH的一个bug;其中有益全部换成了无效的UTF-8，在串。更改为字节又名 unsigned char型是所有花来解决它。

Should a buffer of bytes be signed char or unsigned char or simply a char buffer? Any differences between C and C++?

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Should a buffer of bytes be signed char or unsigned char or simply a char buffer? Any differences between C and C++?

A minor difference in how the language treats it. A huge difference in how convention treats it.

• char = ASCII (or UTF-8, but the signedness gets in the way there) textual data
• unsigned char = byte
• signed char = rarely used

And there is code that relies on such a distinction. Just a week or two ago I encountered a bug where JPEG data was getting corrupted because it was being passed to the char* version of our Base64 encode function — which "helpfully" replaced all the invalid UTF-8 in the "string". Changing to BYTE aka unsigned char was all it took to fix it.