The function safe-locale-file-encoding is similar to locale-file-encoding except that it always returns a safe external format. That is, the external format does not signal error on writing characters not in the encoding.
On Microsoft Windows, safe-locale-file-encoding consults the ANSI code page. If the code page identifier id is in win32:*latin-1-code-pages*, it merges ef-spec with :latin-1-safe. This external format writes Latin-1 on output, using 63 (ASCII '?') to replace any non-Latin-1 characters that are written. If the code page identifier id is not in win32:*latin-1-code-pages* then safe-locale-file-encoding merges ef-spec with an encoding corresponding to the current code page that uses the code page's replacement code for characters that cannot be encoded.
safe-locale-file-encoding merges ef-spec with :latin-1-safe on Unix.
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