This patch adds a unit test that verifies that gmtime_r and localtime_r
are MT-safe.
2024-02-11 Bruno Haible
time_r: Add tests.
* lib/time_r.c: Add comment.
* tests/test-gmtime_r.c: New file.
* tests/test-gmtime_r-mt.c: New file, based on
tests/test-nl_
> * These need to be made MT-safe:
>
> mktime, mktime-internal
> timegm
>
> time_r
>
> time_rz
> c-nstrftime, nstrftime
> parse-datetime, parse-datetime2
For these modules, the next function to provide in an MT-safe way is
localtime_r. On native Windows, when the 'localtime_s' function [1][2]
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This patch makes ctime, localtime, tzset, wcsftime multithread-safe.
2024-02-09 Bruno Haible
ctime, localtime, tzset, wcsftime: Make multithread-safe.
* lib/ctime.c: Include .
(rpl_ctime): Modify _environ and _wenviron without using _putenv.
* lib/localtime.c:
When a module is under LGPL, it is implicitly advertised as suitable for
libraries. And libraries should be MT-safe (for 20 years already). So,
such modules should be MT-safe.
Looking at the LGPLed time-related modules:
* This one is already MT-safe:
timespec
* These need to be made MT-safe:
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