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LC_TIME locale category. Conditionalize using _WANT_C99_TIME_FORMATS flag. (STRTOUL): Define differently for building strftime or wcsftime. (STRCPY): Ditto. (STRCHR): Ditto. (STRLEN): Ditto. (CHECK_LENGTH): Define to simplify code. (era_info_t): New type to store era info. (get_era_info): New function to fetch era info matching incoming struct tm. (free_era_info): New function to free era info. (alt_digits_t): New type to store alternative digits. (get_alt_digits): New function to convert alt_digits string into alt_digits_t structure. (free_alt_digits): New function to free alt_digits info. (conv_to_alt_digits): New function to convert unsigned value into alternative digits. (strftime): Conditionalize on _WANT_C99_TIME_FORMATS. If _WANT_C99_TIME_FORMATS is defined, define as just a wrapper function providing era_info and alt_digits pointers and call ... (__strftime): Rename from strftime and make static if _WANT_C99_TIME_FORMATS is defined. Add parameters for era_info and alt_digits pointers. Handle conversion modifiers according to POSIX-1.2008. Redefine %F and %Y according to POSIX. Add default case to allow to bail out on invalid conversion specifiers. * libc/include/sys/config.h: Move Cygwin build flags to Cygwin's config.h. * libc/include/stdio.h: Remove __CYGWIN_USE_BIG_TYPES__ condition.
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