> On Mon, 26 Jun 2000 18:35:40 +0200
> "Pierfranco Bini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I have a lot of log files with Italian month
> > abbreviations such as 'mag' and 'giu' (lowercase
> intended).
> > Despite any change in the lang/ith.lng file, (which seems
> > to affect the
> > output only) Analog refuse to process my log files.
> > Since it does process 'mar' and 'apr' files I guess it
> > has trouble figuring
> > out 'mag' and 'giu'.
> > So before I process the whole bunch with sed, I was
> > wondering if there's any
> > way of making analog aware of that awful date format.
>
> Ciao Pierfranco!
> If you have a C compiler the better you can do is to
> recompile Analog.
Now I have tried to recompile Analog, but it seems it doesn't take into
account the definitions in dates.c: Borland 5.5 compiler produced an exe
with english abbreviations. I guess it found them out in some system include
file...
Too bad, but I managed to 'sed' the logs so now I should be all set.
Best regards,
Pierfranco Bini
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