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POSIX: fix man page links #23184

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions ext/POSIX/lib/POSIX.pod
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Expand Up @@ -1132,7 +1132,7 @@ Not implemented. C<malloc()> is C-specific. Perl does memory management transp

This is the same as the C function C<mblen()> on unthreaded perls. On
threaded perls, it transparently (almost) substitutes the more
thread-safe L<C<mbrlen>(3)>, if available, instead of C<mblen>.
thread-safe C<L<mbrlen(3)>>, if available, instead of C<mblen>.

Core Perl does not have any support for wide and multibyte locales,
except Unicode UTF-8 locales. This function, in conjunction with
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1161,7 +1161,7 @@ actual length of the first parameter string.

This is the same as the C function C<mbtowc()> on unthreaded perls. On
threaded perls, it transparently (almost) substitutes the more
thread-safe L<C<mbrtowc>(3)>, if available, instead of C<mbtowc>.
thread-safe C<L<mbrtowc(3)>>, if available, instead of C<mbtowc>.

Core Perl does not have any support for wide and multibyte locales,
except Unicode UTF-8 locales. This function, in conjunction with
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This is the same as the C function C<wctomb()> on unthreaded perls. On
threaded perls, it transparently (almost) substitutes the more
thread-safe L<C<wcrtomb>(3)>, if available, instead of C<wctomb>.
thread-safe C<L<wcrtomb(3)>>, if available, instead of C<wctomb>.

Core Perl does not have any support for wide and multibyte locales,
except Unicode UTF-8 locales. This function, in conjunction with
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