> With some preprocessors, it's possible that the sequence of characters
\u000A will expand into a newline during preprocessing (this is almost
legal C99 syntax, but the standard specifically says that this sort of
thing isn't allowed (6.4.3:2 in N1124.pdf)). (I haven't tested, but it
seems reasonable that at least one preprocessor will get confused into
emitting a newline in this situation; the #defines would be
substituted in stage 4, before the universal character names are even
considered by the compiler.) One point of interest is that universal