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Re: PATCH: New C++ ABI baseline files committed to mainline and 3.3


Alexandre Oliva wrote:
On Jun 24, 2003, Benjamin Kosnik <bkoz@redhat.com> wrote:


I'm not able to reproduce this.  For me, sorting the output file produces
the same text as the output file.  (GNU sort 5.0)


Maybe that's it.


Maybe (random thought) it's just different collation order for
different locales?  LANG=C vs LANG=en_US vs LANG=en_US.UTF8?


This reminded me of similar errors we ran into with sed and grep on new Red Hat boxes due to LANG being set to something other than POSIX. IIRC, sed would give errors for ranges such as [^ -~] unless in the POSIX locale. Apparently, the behavior is undefined in these cases and more recent sed versions decided to be pedantic about it rather than silently accepting it as the older ones did.

Regards
Martin


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