Fix build in Windows C Runtime - #396
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In the Windows C Runtime, the POSIX function `localtime_r`, which is a thread-safe alternative to `localtime`, is not available. It offers the function `localtime_s` instead, which differs from the C11 function of that name in both parameter order and return value.
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Sorry for the multiple pushes. The AppVeyor check is now successful as intended. In the commit amendments I tried to fix the artifact in the logs of the check that highlights an intended write to |
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In the Windows C Runtime, the POSIX function
localtime_r, which is a thread-safe alternative tolocaltime, is not available.It offers the function
localtime_sinstead, which differs from the C11 function of that name in both parameter order and return value.