Using C++ locales on Mac OS X
Using C++ locales on Mac OS X
- Subject: Using C++ locales on Mac OS X
- From: "Stefan van den Oord" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2006 18:48:31 +0100
Hi,
I'm flabbergasted because of an issue with C++ locales: except on Windows, they seem to be non existent (except for the standard "C" locale). I already succeeded in compiling my own libstdc++ on Linux, using the --enable-clocale=gnu configure option. On Mac OS X, however, all my attempts have failed. It seems that the GNU libstdc++ locale part depends on the GNU libc, which is not the libc on Mac OS X as far as I'm able to tell.
I just don't get it. What is the use of dedicating a significant part of the C++ standard to locales, and then not providing support for them in implementations?!
Anyway, my question is: does anybody know how I can make use of locales (std::locale) in C++, preferably the same locales as are available in C ('setlocale')?
Your help is much appreciated! (If this happens to be the wrong list to send this message to, please direct me to the correct one if you can.)
Best regards,
Stefan van den Oord
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