The **intl** module provides basic i18n capabilities, such as time and date formatting, number formatting, and string sorting, through the standard i18n APIs defined in ECMA 402.
The **intl** module provides basic i18n capabilities, such as time and date formatting, number formatting, and string sorting, through the standard i18n APIs defined in ECMA 402.
The [i18n](js-apis-i18n.md) module provides enhanced i18n capabilities through supplementary interfaces that are not defined in ECMA 402. It works with the intl module to provide a complete suite of i18n capabilities.
| locale | string | Yes | A string containing locale information, including the language, optional script, and region. For details about the international standards and combination modes for the language, script, and country or region, see [intl Development](../../internationalization/intl-guidelines.md#setting-locale-information).|
| options<sup>9+</sup> | [LocaleOptions](#localeoptions9) | No | Options for creating the **Locale** object. |
| options | [LocaleOptions](#localeoptions6) | No | Options for creating the **Locale** object. |
**Example**
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## LocaleOptions<sup>9+</sup>
## LocaleOptions<sup>6+</sup>
Represents the locale options.
In API version 9, the attributes in **LocaleOptions** are optional.
| locale | string \| Array<string> | Yes | A string containing locale information, including the language, optional script, and region.|
| options<sup>9+</sup> | [RelativeTimeFormatInputOptions](#relativetimeformatinputoptions9) | No | Options for creating a **RelativeTimeFormat** object. |
| options | [RelativeTimeFormatInputOptions](#relativetimeformatinputoptions8) | No | Options for creating a **RelativeTimeFormat** object. |
**Example**
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## RelativeTimeFormatInputOptions<sup>9+</sup>
## RelativeTimeFormatInputOptions<sup>8+</sup>
Represents the properties of a **RelativeTimeFormat** object.
In API version 9, the attributes in **RelativeTimeFormatInputOptions** are optional.
If an error message that contains the following information is reported, the process needs to use the system calls in the baseline blocklist. In such a case, you need to declare the corresponding system call in **privileged_process.seccomp.policy**. For details, see [How to Write a Privileged Process Policy File](#how-to-write-a-privileged-policy-file). After the declaration is done, try again until the build is successful.
If an error message that contains the following information is reported, the process needs to use the system calls in the baseline blocklist. In such a case, you need to declare the corresponding system call in **privileged_process.seccomp.policy**. For details, see [How to Write a Privileged Process Policy File](#how-to-write-a-privileged-process-policy-file). After the declaration is done, try again until the build is successful.
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6. Use the [audit statistics](#audit-statistics) method to check and supplement the Seccomp policies. Repeat steps 4 to 6 until the process can run properly.
### Debugging and Verification
1. If Seccomp is not enabled for the target process, [check the Seccomp status](#commissioning-and-verification) of the target process.
1. If Seccomp is not enabled for the target process, [check the Seccomp status](#debugging-and-verification) of the target process.
2. If the process is terminated and audit log information is present in the kernel logs, the Seccomp policy is enabled but the policy list is incomplete. You can find an example audit log in [Audit Statistics](#audit-statistics).
3. If the process is not terminated, comment out the system calls (for example, **setuid**) related to the specified uid in the Seccomp policy file. Rebuild the dynamic policy library, push the library to the image, and restart the process. Then, check whether the process is terminated by Seccomp. If the process is terminated, Seccomp has been enabled.
