Travis Vitek wrote:
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Exactly. I'm okay with a warning. I'm considering adding a
warning for each locale that couldn't be loaded. If no usable
locale is available, I will issue another warning that the 'C'
locale will be used.
You mean only when --locales= is used, right? I.e., not when
the test itself finds one that's bad. That sounds like useful
enhancement.
The API is the same. The machinery is enabled automatically by
pointing the RWSTD_LOCALE_ROOT environment variable at the root
of the stdcxx locale database tree and referencing locales
installed under it by name (or pathname). Most of the locale
tests, including 22.locale.time.put.cpp, exercise both
implementations.
I'll add this to my todo list. Right now I think it is best if
I get some commitable tests written. :)
Sounds good!
Martin
