2016-12-29 8:32 GMT+08:00 Bodecs Bela <bode...@vivanet.hu>: > Dear All, > > in hlcenc.c, in the hls_write_header() function the default format string > for strftime() function contains %s specifier. > > const char *pattern_localtime_fmt = "-%s.ts"; > > This %s specifier will insert the seconds since EPOCH. But %s is not > available on all system/environment. > > I have found this bug, but to retain current behavior, this situation is > manageable by a test-run of strftime() with %s and only if it fails then > alter the format string for something else. > > But I thought that It should be handled at preprocessing like: > > #if HAVE.... > const char *pattern_localtime_fmt = "-%s.ts"; > #else > const char *pattern_localtime_fmt = "-%Y%m%d%H%I%S.ts"; > #endif > > I tried to find in config.h something similar like #define > HAVE_EPOCH_SECONDS 1, but did not find. > > My questions are the followings: > > 1. is there a pre-defined config parameter to use here? > > 2. If not, is there a prefered way: a new config parameter on %s > availability or a function to test the %s parameter availability at runtime? > > > thank you in advance, > > You can refer to configure file HAVE_LIST to support this option.
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