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This has been another constant source of confusion since the C99 ones were added to the strftime documentation we link. It'd be nice to have a consistent implementation inside SM in the future.
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asherkin
Oct 10, 2018
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I thought that "operating system" was probably more clear to users than "C standard library".
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Yeah, operating system is good, super clear |
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This has been another constant source of confusion since the C99 ones were added to the strftime documentation we link. It'd be nice to have a consistent implementation inside SM in the future.
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asherkin commentedOct 10, 2018
This has been another constant source of confusion since the C99 ones were added to the strftime documentation we link.
It'd be nice to have a consistent implementation inside SM in the future.