Another alternative is to get the IBM International Components for Unicode
library in C or Java.
http://oss.software.ibm.com/icu/
It has a wide variety of converters, along with lots of other functionality
for internationalization and localization (for example its IsAlpha function
is better than the iswalpha that comes with Microsoft Visual C++).
For input hex characters, it might be useful to follow the usual convention
--- hex '0A0D' is one character, whereas hex '0A 0D' is two characters (so
start reading digits until you reach a non-hex digit, that constitutes one
character). In a hex string the only legal characters might be 0-9, A-F and
space.
Vineet
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