Hi,

I just notice that unit test src/testdir/test39 fails when locale
is "en_US.utf8" but succeeds when locale is "C":

With "en_US.utf8" locale:

$ make test
...
Test results:
test39 FAILED
ALL DONE


test case 39 is encoded in latin1 and contains invalid utf8
because of German sharp S (Eszett) introduced in
patch 7.1.243. That might be the reason.

But even after transforming testdir/test39.{in,ok} into utf8,
it still fails, so there is something else going on.

After transforming test39.{ok,in} into utf8 and
re-running "make test", I observe this difference:

$ diff testdir/test39.ok testdir/test39.failed
6c6
< the YOUTUSSEUU end
---
> the YOUTUßeuu end


I'm using vim-7.1.251 (configure --with-feature=huge)
on Linux x86 in a gnome-terminal, en_US.utf8 locale.

-- Dominique

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