Lines Matching defs:POSIX
49 * /etc/default/init. As defined by IEEE 1003.1-1990 (POSIX), the
61 * The precise definition of the second format can be found in POSIX,
67 * specified in this way is referred to as a POSIX timezone. An example
71 * preceded by a ":" and it does not parse as a POSIX timezone, then it
202 ZONERULES_INVALID, POSIX, POSIX_USA, ZONEINFO
236 rule_t start_rule; /* For POSIX w/rules */
237 rule_t end_rule; /* For POSIX w/rules */
585 * unnecessary here. The POSIX specification is a bit vague
601 * It would be nice if POSIX would approve an ltzset_r()
772 case POSIX:
1048 * specified in TZ, which can be specified as a POSIX zone or an
1055 * parsed as a POSIX zone; failing that, it reverts to
1064 * Otherwise the initial parse of PST8PDT as a POSIX zone will
1105 * If POSIX zone, cache miss penalty is slightly degraded
1109 * POSIX, despite its chicken/egg problem, ie. not knowing DST
1174 lclzonep->zonerules == POSIX) {
1193 * If we would use same POSIX rule beyond the last
1338 * POSIX timezones. If explicit POSIX transition rules were provided
1339 * for the current zone, use those, otherwise use default USA POSIX
1364 if (sp->zonerules == POSIX) { /* POSIX rules */
1838 * Handle V2 specific POSIX style transition rule
1977 sp->zonerules == POSIX ? "POSIX" :
2066 * Given a POSIX section 8-style TZ string, fill in transition tables.
2075 * Jan 1 of each year covering 1902-2038. POSIX offsets
2090 * relative POSIX transitions, parsed from TZ, from Jan 1
2091 * for each year covering 1902-2038. POSIX offsets specified
2169 /* extract POSIX transitions from TZ */
2184 zonetype = POSIX;
2189 } else { /* DST wasn't specified in POSIX TZ */
2321 * disappear since POSIX provides for only one DST
2373 * Insert zone data from POSIX TZ into state table
2374 * The Olson public domain POSIX code sets up ttis[0] to be DST,
2389 /* Create transition data based on POSIX TZ */
2424 * only two zone types for this POSIX zone,
2573 * date[/time]. See POSIX section 8 for the format of "date" and "time".