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If no UTC relation information is given with a time representation, the time is assumed to be in local time. While it may be safe to assume local time when communicating in the same time zone, it is ambiguous when used in communicating across different time zones. Even within a single geographic time zone, some local times will be ambiguous if the region observes daylight saving time. It is usually preferable to indicate a time zone (zone designator) using the standard's notation.
RFC 3339 deviates from ISO 8601 in allowing a zero time zone offset to be specified as \"-00:00\", which ISO 8601 forbids. RFC 3339 intends \"-00:00\" to carry the connotation that it is not stating a preferred time zone, whereas the conforming \"+00:00\" or any non-zero offset connotes that the offset being used is preferred. This convention regarding \"-00:00\" is derived from earlier RFCs, such as RFC 2822 which uses it for timestamps in email headers.[48] RFC 2822 made no claim that any part of its timestamp format conforms to ISO 8601, and so was free to use this convention without conflict.
The behavior is undefined if the memory area referred to by ptr has already been deallocated, that is, free(), free_sized(), free_aligned_sized() (since C23), or realloc() has already been called with ptr as the argument and no calls to malloc(), calloc(), realloc(), or aligned_alloc() (since C11) resulted in a pointer equal to ptr afterwards.
A call to free that deallocates a region of memory synchronizes-with a call to any subsequent allocation function that allocates the same or a part of the same region of memory. This synchronization occurs after any access to the memory by the deallocating function and before any access to the memory by the allocation function. There is a single total order of all allocation and deallocation functions operating on each particular region of memory.
The function accepts (and does nothing with) the null pointer to reduce the amount of special-casing. Whether allocation succeeds or not, the pointer returned by an allocation function can be passed to free().
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Freeform surfaces are quickly becoming a desired and necessary shape for many refractive and reflective optical systems. In this paper, we will discuss the round-robin study of surface irregularity measurements of a freeform toroidal window.
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The big difference with RFC 3066bis is that, excepting a few grandfathered registrations, all tags are now generative. Because ISO code lists were not always free and because they change over time, a key idea was to create a permanent, stable registry for all of the subtags valid in a language tag. This means that instead of five separate lists of codes, there is also just one table containing the values located in a single place. The IANA Language Subtag Registry still tracks the ISO standards, except that subtags are never withdrawn and there are clear rules for dealing with conflicting assignments if or when these arise.
Each type of subtag has unique length and content restrictions. The tag always begins with a language subtag - either one of the ISO 639 codes or a registered value. It can then, optionally, be followed by various subtags. Today there are five kinds of subtags that follow the language identifier: scripts, regions, variants, extensions, and private use. The order, length, and content of each subtag type is fixed, so a tag processor can always identify exactly which type of subtag it has, even if the processor doesn't have that subtag in its copy of the registry (or has no copy of the registry at all!)
Region. Region subtags we've also met: these are based mostly on ISO 3166-1 code and indicate the country or regional variation. The region code can also include selected UN M.49 region codes. UN M.49 codes cover larger areas of the earth or provide for conflict resolution should ISO 3166 reassign a code already in the registry. In fact, ISO 3166 depends on UN M.49 to define what is or is not a \"country\" or region worthy of a code. The region code can occur at most once (it may be omitted) and must follow any language and script codes. For example, the tag \"es-419\" represents \"Spanish as used in Latin America and the Caribbean\" while \"es-CO\" represents \"Spanish as used in Columbia\".
Variants. Variant subtags are not based on an external standard. They are all individually registered values, mostly indicating particular dialects or other language variations not covered by scripts or regions. Multiple variant subtags can be included in a tag. Each variant has fields in the registry, though, indicating which subtags it is intended for use with. For example, the \"nedis\" subtag has a prefix of \"sl\" (Slovenian) since it represents a dialect of Slovenian. Variants shouldn't be used together unless one variant lists the other in its \"prefix\". For example, the tag \"sl-IT-nedis\" identifies the Nadiza dialect of Slovenian as used in Italy.
A critical point of debate during the development of the new language tags was the positioning of the script subtag after the language subtag but before the region subtag. Nothing in RFC 1766 or RFC 3066 guaranteed that the region subtag would appear in the second position and, prior to 2003, when this effort started, no registered tags existed that would clarify whether it was valid to assume that the region code, if it existed, would always appear second (it was quite clear that other values, such as script, could appear second).
Inserting the script subtag between language and region might have a negative effect on existing user requests or on content that doesn't use a script subtag. Instead of the expected match, the user might receive no content or a less accurate match. This is shown by the last example above.
On the other hand, script is usually more closely associated with language than regional variations are. Prefix matching produces more sensible results when the script subtag is closer to the language subtag than the region is. In order to work, users who require script subtags must use (or omit) them in a consistent fashion, in both their requests and their content.
Another problem was the ambiguity of RFC 3066 regarding the generative syntax. The idea of \"language-dash-region\" language tags was easy enough to grasp; most users didn't read RFC 3066 directly or consider the unstated-but-realized implication that other subtags might sometimes occur in the second position.
A notable problem is that of identifying variations of a language or within family of languages. While variant or region subtags are often useful for this purpose, some languages exhibit long-lived, stable, well-described variations that are not particularly well-described by national boundaries. In addition, ISO 639 has occasionally assigned codes to \"macro-languages\", which are language families that contain a number of recognizably related (but not necessarily mutually intelligible) languages.
An excellent example is once again Chinese. The ISO 639-1 code 'zh' identifies \"Chinese\", but the concept of Chinese encloses a number of distinct languages or dialects that share certain traits. While these languages are written very similarly (making tags such as \"zh-Hant\" and \"zh-Hans\" useful), spoken content is very different indeed. And, again, the available regional options are poor proxies for the spoken dialects (many of which are confined to mainland China).
There are about forty different languages other than Chinese that are defined as Macro Languages in the prototype for ISO 639-3. Most of these are minority languages and it is possible that the ability to accurately identify these language variations in content may have an impact on their preservation amongst the living languages.
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