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jtc e01da66af0 POSIX.1 says that strftime() must call tzset() as an application can change

the TZ environment variable while it is running.

Arnold Robbins' strftime() implementation from comp.sources.unix caches
the value of TZ to avoid calling tzset() (it's expensive) unless it has
been changed.  But since POSIX.1 also requires ctime(), localtime(),
and mktime() to call tzset(), I think that it is better for tzset()
itself to determine whether or not to parse a new timezone file.

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bin

queue/struct changes

1994-04-21 07:58:49 +00:00

etc

more support for building floppiee easily. This method will become

1994-04-21 18:57:19 +00:00

games

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gnu

function parse() has moved to ld.c, thus avoiding scanf() code to be

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