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localtime_l and mktime_l in a independent shared library #8
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Hi there! Great to hear there's interest in this code! \o/ This sounds like a good idea. I would love to keep them integrated in the C library in CloudABI's case, but if we could somehow make it so that I can just put an unmodified copy of this in Right now these functions are somewhat tied into cloudlibc's localisation framework (through Is this something that you've already taken a stab at solving, or shall I go ahead and create a repo under NuxiNL for us to work on this? |
Yes, i already extracted the core of |
It would be very nice to have it in a separate code/library so it could also be used in embedded system. |
This project is no longer maintained. Feel free to fork this code. 👍 |
I'm curious what you think about the idea to release localtime_l and mktime_l as two functions in a independent shared library. Until today, i have not found a good library that does what these functions do, purely converting between timezones based on the IANA timezone database.
Because such a library does not exists, i integrated your localtime_l code inside my own program, but that requires (as you do now) a new release as soon as the IANA database is updated. If these functions would exist in a independent shared library, that update mechanism would be far easier, by just updating the shared library.
I also think a lot of C developers would be interested in these two functions alone without having to use the full cloudlibc library.
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