Guillaume Rousse writes ("[Xen-devel] insufficient fix for gcc localised output 
in stubdom makefile"):
> There was a slight change in stubdom makefile from 3.3 to 3.3.1, in 
> order to use non-localised gcc output:
> GCC_INSTALL = $(shell LANG=C gcc -print-search-dirs | sed -n -e 
> 's/install: \(.*\)/1円/p')
This is a joke, right ? The purpose of gcc -print-search-dirs
is to provide information to other programs. Its output should not be
localised.
If it is, then that is a bug in your compiler. As a workaround, set
whatever environment variables are necessary to make it not be so
stupid.
Alternatively, can I complain that your email program does not
understand emails where I have translated the names of the headers
into Dutch ? Should Germans file bugs against Xen, complaining that
they have to write the keywords in the xmdomain.cfg files in English ?
What about translating the name of gcc ? Surely it should be called
something else in French. La Collection des Transcodeurs GNU aka
/usr/bin/ctg ? You'll have to help me here, as my French is rather
rusty.
Ian.
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