Philip Martin <philip.mar...@wandisco.com> писал в своём письме Tue, 14
Aug 2012 14:51:43 +0400:
Роман Донченко <d...@corrigendum.ru> writes:
- On Windows, we only support linking with svn-win32-libintl, which is
hacked to disable all encoding conversions.
I assume it provides bind_textdomain_codeset as a function that does
nothing.
That is correct.
- Even if someone links with with his own version of libintl, it's a
safe bet that it will be new enough to support
bind_textdomain_codeset, so we can just call that.
If somebody managed to use an old version I guess there would be some
sort of
linker failure. Build time? Run time?
Link time (it would be compile time if not for C's implicit declarations).
If somebody managed to use their own version that did encoding
conversions I guess that would also be OK since it would be a utf8-utf8
no-op.
Exactly; and that's how it currently works on Linux.
Roman.
