Another question then.
I'm working in embedding environment and size on disk is precious resource.
>From the other side - our computer can be installed all around the globe.
I want user to be able to configure appropriate timezone.
Directory /usr/share/zoneinfo (compiled files) takes something around 4.5
Mb.
I thought to compile needed file on-the-fly from source but you're telling
me
that it takes around 16 Mb compressed :(.
What can I do ?
Of course I can make "TZ=GMT+xx ; export TZ" but I loose this way
daylight savings...
Thanks, Michael.
-- -----Original Message-----
-- From: Yedidyah Bar-David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
-- Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 8:40 AM
-- To: Michael Sternberg
-- Cc: linux-il (E-mail)
-- Subject: Re: Zone info
--
-- Get the glibc source, look in the subdirectory timezone.
-- I am willing to put it somewhere - the complete tar.gz is
-- 16MB, a bit long over a modem.
--
-- Didi
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