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2016-06-16 17:43 GMT+08:00 Luca Barbato <lu_zero@g.o>: |
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> On 16/06/16 05:36, Lei Zhang wrote: |
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>> Attached is what I've got so far. |
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>> Some of them are not documented in man pages, so I checked their |
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>> declarations in musl's headers. Functions strtold_l, strtoll_l and |
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>> strtoull_l are not available in musl, but libc++ is smart enough to |
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>> not use them when linked against musl. |
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I made a mistake. Actually strtold_l *is* available in musl, but |
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hidden by _GNU_SOURCE. |
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> beside vasprintf, the rest is covered by _XOPEN_SOURCE 700 |
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> Might be worth trying to do -U_GNU_SOURCES -D_XOPEN_SOURCE=700 and see |
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> how it goes. |
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So far vasprintf and strtold_l are not covered. vasprintf can be |
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covered with -D_BSD_SOURCE. But _BSD_SOURCE is deprecated since glibc |
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2.20; I don't know if this has any impact on musl. |
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> How vasprintf is used? |
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It's used by <locale>. The code is kinda hard to read; I can't tell |
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exactly what it's doing... |
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