Hi all, I'm trying to figure this out for quite some time now, but I'm really interested in what would be the right way to cope with this problem.
When you use uclibc as c library it's clear that nls isn't supported. You should install gettext to make use of any internationalization functions. The problem is that some programs (like glib for instance) depend on an iconv implementation. Installing libiconv should solve the problem, though that's not really an option since a lot of other programs don't like it and refuse to compile with it. What I'm basically interested in for my project is how to disable internationalization globally but still provide support for programs which depend on it. I have to say though that from what I've read at the gtk mailing lists it should be possible to compile glib without nls, gettext and iconv support. I tried to do this but failed, I'll try again though. Is there anyone who can give me some information on this subject? For instance, is it possible to create a system without any internationalization? Which means, no gettext, no libiconv and no locales of course. Thanks in advance! -- [email protected] mailing list
