Guido> Someone else will have to do a thorough code review. Last time we
Guido> got something off the web it turned out to be awful (the float
Guido> formatting code -- I'm still reeling from that one).
This isn't some oddball weekend project from an out-of-work programmer.
It's derived from BSD 4.4 and then looks like Tcl absorbed it as their
implementation of strftime. The version I posted looks like it's part of
Darwin. Should be fairly well wrung out. I downloaded it and with a couple
mods I was able to use it as a substitute for strftime() in timemodule.c.
It compiles cleanly and seems to pass all tests.
My thought would be to only use this for Python 3.0.
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