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From: Patrick Graebel <pgraebel AT stud DOT fh-dortmund DOT de>
Subject: c++ std::locale does not work
Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2004 15:00:29 +0200
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This stdc++ object...

std::locale loc("djj%%4343");

...does construct well. But it should not. It should throw an exception 
like described in Stroustrup.

The arguments "de_DE", "fr" or "deutsch" do not have any effect. Is this 
part of cygwin's stdc++ lib not implemented, yet?

-Patrick


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