Re: AAP i18n

Adriaan de Groot wrote:

> (I've left the DLL issue for the time being, since I decided to try to
> hammer out a compromise with libtool)
>=20
> Try running AAP in a non-english environment. Something like
>=20
> export LC_LANG=3Dnl
> export LC_ALL=3Dnl
>=20
> should help. Make sure that you have a localized gcc / libc, so that=20
>=20
> ls /blargl/nonexistent
>=20
> yields "Bestand niet gevonden" instead of "No such file or directory". =
Try=20
> compiling something with AAP. Notice how dependencies fail? That's beca=
use=20
> the dependency check checks only for the english error messages.

I can't try this, my FreeBSD system only produces English messages.

Since we can assume Aap users understand English, the solution would be
to reset the environment to use English.  How would we do that?  Is
removing LC_LANG and LC_ALL sufficient?  I thought $LANG was mostly
used.

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