### Character Literals

(ISO C++, §2.13.2) The standard specifies that a multicharacter literal, two or more characters surrounded by single quotes, has an implementation-defined value. See Character Constants as Integer Values for information on how Carbide.c++ translates such values.

A character literal that begins with the letter “L” (without the quotes) is a wide-character literal. Each target translates wide-character literals in its own way; most targets use either two or four-byte wide characters. An escape sequence that uses an octal or hexadecimal value outside the range of char or wchar_t results in an error.

See your target documentation for more information on how your target handles wide-character literals.