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Re: [PATCH] Make --enable-nls the default when not cross-compiling
* Mark Mitchell (mark@codesourcery.com) [20000518 00:39]:
> Yes, I have:
>
> [mitchell@dumbledore tmp]$ echo $LINGUAS
> en
>
> I didn't know that -- I don't think I set that myself in any of my dot
> files, so it must be a system-wide thing.
I thought as much :( Seems to be a RedHat specific thing though. Question
is, what should we do if LINGUAS contains a language for which no catalog
exists? My current approach is to just ignore LINGUAS if it's no subset of
ALL_LINGUAS and warn the user accordingly. If this approach is acceptable,
I'll post my current patch for gcc/aclocal.m4.
BTW, given that this most probably won't be the last NLS issue we'll have to
deal with, would it be possible to get write after approval status? Then I
could check in changes to the NLS part myself (including a gcc.pot when I
have the configury in place). We'd of cause have to wait for my future
disclaimer finally being filed with the FSF.
Philipp
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