I ran find /usr/share/zoneinfo/ -type f -exec file {} \; |grep -v 'no leap'
on my system and every single time zone file said it had no leap seconds. Are leap seconds stored anywhere on mac OS X that I can get to in a robust way? I'm writing a library that will need leap seconds so I'd rather not connect over the network, though making some kind of system call would be acceptable.
Are leap seconds stored on Mac OS X anywhere?
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There is no leap second information stored in the IANA database on macOS: /usr/share/zoneinfo
If you are willing to use a 3rd party C++11 library, Howard Hinnant's time zone library gives you full functionality in dealing with leap seconds. This does require downloading the IANA database. But you can configure this library to either download it automatically, or you can download it manually, and the library will access that.
The documentation has this example:
This example iterates time near the Jun 2015 leap second insertion, comparing system time, UTC, TAI and GPS clock standards: