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Gettext .mo portability
From: |
Thierry Pierron |
Subject: |
Gettext .mo portability |
Date: |
Mon, 23 Aug 2004 19:24:34 -0400 |
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Internet Messaging Program (IMP) 3.2.2 |
Hi there,
There's a few thing that is not very clear in the documentation of gettext.
Actually is the .mo files compiled with msgfmt(1) portable across different
platform ?
If I compile my .po files on a x86 Linux box, are they readable for example on
MacOS X (with compatible version of course) ?
Here's my real problem : should I include pre-compiled version of .po in my
package or not ?
I hope that's possible, otherwise gettext package would be just a real pain for
users. Well, I don't want to force user to install gettext whenever they want
to have my programs translated (especially on MacOS X).
Another question : how can I know that gettext(3) is using mmap(2) ? And how can
I disable it ? That feature is a real hassle when developping translated
program. Please don't reply by recompiling libc, because this is exactly like
assuming it's impossible.
Thank for any help,
--
Thierry Pierron
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