Paul Eggert wrote: > Thanks, looks good except that Emacs attempts to be portable to > platforms lacking <locale.h>.
It's the first time I hear about such platforms in ca. 20 years. In Gnulib, we're assuming that <locale.h> exists since 2011: https://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=gnulib.git;a=commit;h=80905e10d427a3abdeb61e2677a6cbe0f8ac1aba Which platform is this? And why not choose the Gnulib approach, namely to let the 'locale' module provide the replacement if this header file is missing? > It's easy for nstrftime to support that, > via the attached patch which I installed. On that platform, the issue will occur in many more places. Dozens of Gnulib source files use <locale.h>, and several Emacs source files as well. Bruno
