Multicharacter Literal is defined at 2.13.2 Character Literals of ISO/IEC14882:2003. The multicharacter literal contains more than one c-char, for example, 'BM'.
C++ says that the literal's type is 'int'. and its value is implementation-defined.
Most of compilers support the multicharacter literal. However, the value may differ more than Wide-character Literals on some points such as byte order, length, or character encoding between each other compilers.
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