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Re: new module 'c-strcase'


From: Paul Eggert
Subject: Re: new module 'c-strcase'
Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2005 10:22:53 -0700
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Bruno Haible <address@hidden> writes:

> The result is then well-defined but not related to the behaviour of
> the C locale on such systems, and the name of the module would be a
> misnomer :-)

OK, I see now.  I had understood "C" to stand for the traditional C
behavior and not the less-well-specified behavior of the
POSIX-specified C locale.

>> Such machines do exist.  They are unlikely targets for big GNU
>> apps but are potential targets for this module.
>
> just for info, what are these machines? The 10-year old CRAY ?

I was thinking more of digital signal processors.  For example, I
believe the Freescale (formely Motorola) compilers define CHAR_BIT to
be 32 for some of their CPUs.  Admittedly I'm not a DSP weenie so I
don't know how popular those systems actually are.  Perhaps we could
ask the GNU Radio folks.




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