I might be wrong, but I think this is a Debian (and derived) thing. I did a
search before commenting, and apparently there is no C.UTF-8 in upstream
glibc. I see several discussions about possibly adding it, some dating as
late as August 2015, but haven't found any sign that it was added to glibc.
On 01/15/2016 02:28 PM, Rob Landley wrote:
In theory, this means I set LC_ALL=c in scripts/test.sh the same way
I do in scripts/make.sh, but I don't want to accidentally disable
UTF8 support in the host version I'm testing against.
Then set LC_ALL=C.UTF-8
This works on both glibc and musl for
Izabera on freenode sent in a bug report, boiling down to sort.c
predating the FLAG_x macros and when I converted it I apparently screwed
some stuff up. (I do some strange things with the macros,but if
(flags*FLAG_f) blah(); CAN'T work...)
The other issue this raised is making -f work with utf8, w
