Re: c-common.c; strftime.c; question

If you are going to follow the standards, then strftime() should replace %x with the "locale's appropriate date representation". That means that the date representation should vary based on the locale that the caller is running under. The default locale is the C locale.

I am at home and I do not keep the standards here, so I cannot look up what that should be, but I can do it later tonight or tomorrow.

My copy of ANSI X3.159-1989 doesn't appear to specify the C locale's "appropriate date representation". My copy of IEEE 1003.1b-1993 doesn't appear to specify it either.