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13 contents of the IANA database, this page assumes the reader is familiar with
19 The data of the database is available on several platforms in different forms:
21 - Typically Unix systems ship the database as
25   These files don't provide the database version information. This information
36   the database version information. This information is needed for the functions
42   ``Rule`` is abbreviated to ``R``. This file contains the database version
47 The time zone database version number is also missing from ``TZif`` files.
48 Since the time zone database is supposed to contain both these informations,
53 contains the database version information needed for a conforming
58 ship the database, so they only need to adjust the packaging of their time zone
60 where no IANA time zone database is provided at all. However it's possible for
65 An alternative would be to ship the database with libc++, either as a file or
87   The local time zone database is that supplied by the implementation when the
88   program first accesses the database, for example via current_zone(). While the
90   database. This update shall not impact the program in any way unless the
92   zone database is referred to as the remote time zone database.
98 ``leap-seconds.list`` again. This makes it possible to update the database if
115 - On platforms with threading enabled updating the database may take longer.
116   On these platforms the remote database could have been loaded in a background