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padding and width modifiers. (era_info_t): New type. (free_era_info): New static function to free era_info_t storage. (get_era_info): New static function to create era_info_t storage from LC_TIME era information. (alt_digits_t): New type. (get_alt_digits): New static function to create alt_digits_t storage from LC_TIME alt_digits information. (free_alt_digits): New static function to free alt_digits_t storage. (find_alt_digits): New static function to scan input for alternative digits and return them, if any. Return NULL otherwise. (__strptime): New static function taking all code from strptime. Implement handling for E, O, +, 0, and width modifiers per POSIX-1.2008. (strptime): Convert into wrapper function to provide era_info and alt_digits pointers and call __strptime. (conv_num): Take additional alt_digits_t parameter and if it's not NULL, call find_alt_digits to convert.
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