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C/C++ Date and Time Functions Internationalization (I18n) Function OverviewThe The format string consists of the same components as the format string of the For details on the format string, more can be found in the Time-String-Parsing section of the GNU manual. I18n IssuesThere is no ANSI wide character version of this function. The parameters will have to be converted to multibyte UTF-8 characters and then the The format string used will have to be examined in detail to see if it is adequate for an internationalized application. This is quite dependent on where the string that is being parsed came from. For example, if the string is a canonical form of date/time that is locale-independent most likely nothing will have to change in regards to formatting. This could happen possibly if an application has strings stored in a canonical form in a database, or uses a protocol that has a locale-independent string format. Another example, if the string was created by an earlier call in the application to Recommended Replacements*
C/C++ Date, Time, and Currency Functions
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