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libc++ was assuming that musl doesn't have `xlocale.h` which is true, but emscripten adds xlocale.h for compatibility (I'm not sure we really need to, but we do). Fixes: emscripten-core#23413
libc++ was assuming that musl doesn't have `xlocale.h` which is true, but emscripten adds xlocale.h for compatibility (I'm not sure we really need to, but we do). Fixes: emscripten-core#23413
Fix is in #23414. This made me wonder if we really should be including xlocale.h in our SDK. Can I ask if/how/why you are depending on it? IIUC, this header doesn't exist on linux. |
thanks!
I stumbled across this issue when building LibreOffice, which has its own bundled Harfbuzz, which in turn has an Autotools check for
So that use case would probably be fine with no |
libc++ was assuming that musl doesn't have `xlocale.h` which is true, but emscripten adds xlocale.h for compatibility (I'm not sure we really need to, but we do). Fixes: emscripten-core#23413
libc++ was assuming that musl doesn't have `xlocale.h` which is true, but emscripten adds xlocale.h for compatibility (I'm not sure we really need to, but we do). Fixes: emscripten-core#23413
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