On 2024-02-15 13:56, Bruno Haible wrote:
The effect of your patch is merely that Emacs users on Solaris or NetBSD,
in a French locale (or one of many other locales) will get an AM/PM
string attached to their date+time display. Something which is a no-go
in such locales, because it goes against t
Paul Eggert wrote:
> For Emacs I would rather avoid bringing in the Gnulib locking code,
> since Emacs has its own idea about locks and its main engine is
> single-threaded anyway.
> Provide a way to use the nstrftime module while avoiding its
> recently-added localename dependency, which entails l
For Emacs I would rather avoid bringing in the Gnulib locking code,
since Emacs has its own idea about locks and its main engine is
single-threaded anyway.
Provide a way to use the nstrftime module while avoiding its
recently-added localename dependency, which entails locking code.
(It’s not clear