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Defined in rt_locale.h, _findlocale() searches
a set of contiguous locale data blocks for the requested locale,
and returns a pointer to that locale.
This function is not part of the C library standard, but is supported by the ARM C library as an extension.
Syntaxvoid const *_findlocale(void const *index, const char *name);
Where:
indexis a pointer to a set of locale data blocks that are contiguous in memory and that end with a terminating value (set by the
LC_index_endmacro).nameis the name of the locale to find.
You can use _findlocale() as an optional
helper function when defining your own locale setup.
The _get_lc_ functions,
for example, *()_get_lc_ctype(), are expected
to return a pointer to a locale definition created using the assembler
macros. If you only want to write one locale definition, you can
write an implementation of _get_lc_ctype() that
always returns the same pointer. However, if you want to use different
locale definitions at runtime, then the_get_lc_functions
have to be able to return a different data block depending on the
name passed to them as an argument. *() _findlocale() provides
an easy way to do this.
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