On Fri, Jan 10, 2003 at 05:29:05PM -0600, William Rowe wrote: ... > My recollection of OS/X is that it's nearly as clean as Win32 at this point, > and suffers from the same bogus test_localstr and test_ctime tests. > Fortunately, I'm in CST where I notice these sorts of Pacific fubars.
Is it possible to easily change the timezone per-process on Win32 like it is in Unix? I guess these tests will always have to be run in *some* specific timezone, so maybe PST is as good as any really? (using TZ=PST8PDT ./testall seems to be a pretty portable way of getting these tests to pass on Unix systems) Regards, joe
