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> Still, I wonder if it is a good idea to fopen /etc/localtime every time > strfime, strftime_l or mktime is called or if it wouldn't be enough to > use the old behaviour of tzset (where if $TZ is unset and was previously > unset too, nothing will happen) when called from these functions and > only do the slow path if tzset () is called by the user program. This is why tzset exists. I don't thik mktime et al ought to be rechecking this.
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