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The %p format specifier is handled immediately. It requires that tm_hour is already set. This falls flat in case the am/pm marker preceeds the time specification. Locales with am/pm marker preceeding time spec by default exist (e. g. ko_KR). Also, the code expects that tm_hour might be set to an invalid value because the %p specifier is used in conjunction with %H. But this usage is invalid in itself and now catched as error condition after commit 343a2a558153 ("Cygwin: strptime: make sure to fail on invalid input digits"). Change the %H/%I/%p handling according to GLibC, i. e. - fix tm_hour for pm only if the time value has been specified as 12 hour time %I, and - perform the fixup only after the entire input has been scanned. This decouples the fixup from the %p position relativ to %I. Signed-off-by: Corinna Vinschen <corinna@vinschen.de>
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