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Problem Report Number 0461 Submitter's Classification Specification problem State Resolved Resolution Rejected (REJ) Problem Resolution ID REJ.X.0080 Raised 1994-06-15 08:00 Updated 2003-03-13 08:00 Published null Product Standard Internationalised System Calls and Libraries (XPG4) Certification Program The Open Brand certification program Test Suite VSX4 version 4.3.2 Test Identification XPG4.os/time/strptime 3 Linked Problem Reports PIN4.023, PIN4.024, PIN4.025, (in, old, syste Problem Summary PG4R.081 Open CAE Specification System Interfaces and Headers, Issue 4 1.3.4 Enhanced Internationalisation "An implementation that claims conformance to this Feature Group shall set {_XOPEN_ENH_I18N} to a valu... Problem Text
Open CAE Specification
System Interfaces and Headers, Issue 4
1.3.4 Enhanced Internationalisation
"An implementation that claims conformance to this Feature Group shall
set {_XOPEN_ENH_I18N} to a value other than -1. An implementation
that does not claim conformance to this Feature Group shall set
{_XOPEN_ENH_I18N} to -1."
An implementation can provide their own (nonconforming) version of
enhanced internationalisation features, provided {_XOPEN_ENH_I18N}
is set to -1.
Although {_XOPEN_ENH_I18N} is set to -1, the above mentioned tests
continue to call strptime or wcsftime. The tests expect the functions
return ENOSYS (This function is not implemented). It is not always true
that when an implementation that does not claim conformance to this
Feature Group also do not implement the enhanced internationalization
features.Test Output
/tset/XPG4.os/time/strptime/T.strptime 3 Failed
Test Information:
time in %I:%M:%S %p format
strptime("11'40'15 NM", "%r", &testbuf) failed.
Current language is VSX4L1
return value was NULL
time in %I:%M:%S %p format
strptime("11'49'45 am", "%r", &testbuf) failed.
Current language is VSX4L2
return value was NULL
weekday , two digit year, and week number of the year, with leading
zeroes
strptime("0091@00@01", "%y %w %U", &testbuf) failed.
return value was NULL
weekday , two digit year, and week number of the year, without leading
zeroes
strptime("92@4@52", "%y %w %U", &testbuf) failed.
return value was NULL
weekday , two digit year, and week number of the year, with leading
zeroes
strptime("0091@00@01", "%y %w %W", &testbuf) failed.
return value was NULL
weekday , two digit year, and week number of the year, without leading
zeroes
strptime("92@4@52", "%y %w %W", &testbuf) failed.
return value was NULL
%% in format string is mapped to % in test string
strptime("%@1991@%", "%% %Y %%", &testbuf) failed.
return value was NULL
/tset/XPG4.os/time/strptime/T.strptime 5 Failed
Test Information:
appropriate date and time as specified in D_T_FMT string
strptime("6\05642\05621 NM 09\05705\05791", "%c", &testbuf) failed.
Current language is VSX4L1
return value was NULL
AM string as specified in AM_STR
strptime("6 VM", "%I %p", &testbuf) failed.
Current language is VSX4L1
return value was NULL
appropriate time as specified in T_FMT string
strptime("6\05642\05621 NM", "%X", &testbuf) failed.
Current language is VSX4L1
return value was NULL
appropriate date and time as specified in D_T_FMT string
strptime("5 9 1991 6'42'21", "%c", &testbuf) failed.
Current language is VSX4L2
return value was NULL
PM string as specified in PM_STR
strptime("6 pm", "%I %p", &testbuf) failed.
Current language is VSX4L2
return value was NULL
appropriate date as specified in D_FMT string
strptime("05 09 1991", "%x", &testbuf) failed.
Current language is VSX4L2
return value was NULL
/tset/XPG4.os/wtime/wcsftime/T.wcsftime 2 Failed
Test Information:
wcsftime(str, size, %w@%a, &tmbuf) returned incorrectly formatted string
the abbreviated day names for the language are used
Current language is C
Expected string: 0@\163\165\156
Actual string: 0@S\165\156
wcsftime(str, size, %w@%a, &tmbuf) returned incorrectly formatted string
the abbreviated day names for the language are used
Current language is C
Expected string: 1@\155\157\156
Actual string: 1@M\157\156
wcsftime(str, size, %w@%a, &tmbuf) returned incorrectly formatted string
the abbreviated day names for the language are used
Current language is C
Expected string: 2@\164\165e
Actual string: 2@T\165e
/tset/XPG4.os/wtime/wcsftime_X/T.wcsftime_X 3 Failed
Test Information:
wcsftime(str, size, %m@%h, &tmbuf) returned incorrectly formatted string
Current language is C
Expected string: 01@\152a\156
Actual string: 01@Ja\156
wcsftime(str, size, %m@%h, &tmbuf) returned incorrectly formatted string
Current language is C
Expected string: 02@feb
Actual string: 02@Feb
wcsftime(str, size, %m@%h, &tmbuf) returned incorrectly formatted string
Current language is C
Expected string: 03@\155a\162
Actual string: 03@Ma\162
wcsftime(str, size, %m@%h, &tmbuf) returned incorrectly formatted string
Current language is C
Expected string: 04@a\160\162
Actual string: 04@A\160\162
wcsftime(str, size, %m@%h, &tmbuf) returned incorrectly formatted string
Current language is C
Expected string: 05@\155a\171
Actual string: 05@Ma\171
wcsftime(str, size, %m@%h, &tmbuf) returned incorrectly formatted string
Current language is C
Expected string: 06@\152\165\156
Actual string: 06@J\165\156
Review Information
Review Type TSMA Review Start Date null Completed null Status Complete Review Recommendation No Resolution Given Review Response
The referenced permanent interpretations already exist for these
tests and should be referenced an branding applications.
Review Type SA Review Start Date null Completed null Status Complete Review Resolution Rejected (REJ) Review Conclusion
This request is refused.
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