Make localtime and localtime_r aware of system timezone #41
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NB: This has been tested on a UTC+1 PS Vita running w/ Henkaku 3.60. |
d3m3vilurr
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@althonos Could you fix these cosmetic issues? |
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@d3m3vilurr Could you review this PR again? |
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* Add `vita/lcltime_r.c` to provide localtime_r using SceRtc functions * Use hardtabs instead of spaces in `sys/vita/lcltime_r.c` * Use `rid` as `errno` in `lcltime_r.c`
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* Add `vita/lcltime_r.c` to provide localtime_r using SceRtc functions * Use hardtabs instead of spaces in `sys/vita/lcltime_r.c` * Use `rid` as `errno` in `lcltime_r.c`
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Hi everyone !
Just a quick PR to make
localtime_r(and subsequentlylocaltime) aware of the user-specified timezone. Currently,localtimeandgmtimewill always return the same value (found after bissecting libretro/RetroArch#7632).I hope it's the right way to do things, I've been working with the SDK a bit but this is my first time messing with
newlib's code.