The recursive parsing of %x by strptime seems to work only for complete
strings, e.g. 4.6. in de_DE or 4/6 in en_UK will not be parsed
correctly. Therefore, readd LANGINFO_D_FMT_CHECK and use
qof_win32_get_time_format(QOF_WIN32_PICTURE_{DATE,TIME,DATETIME} on
Windows for printing and scanning. Make get_win32_locale_string and
translate_win32_picture accessible by QOF.
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Remove check for HAVE_LANGINFO_D_FMT. Rather use standard strftime and
(standard?) strptime format specifiers %x (date), %X (time) and %c
(date&time, all in national representation).
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Reference that gave me this hint: http://acm.pku.edu.cn/JudgeOnline/faq.htm
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* macros/legacy_macros.m4: when the guile version check fails,
print out the version of guile that we found in order to
aid debugging.
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