environment variables are set
* if no LC_*/LANG environment variables are set, let cwstring fall back to
unixcp.GetSystemCodePage
o this is mainly to avoid problems on OS X, where under certain
circumstances these variables are not set for GUI programs and
as a result we set the system code page to ASCII
git-svn-id: trunk@29257 -
functionality with RTLEvent:
o the thread manager semaphore functionality isn't used for anything else,
and the main difference between mutex/condvar and semaphores is that the
latter can be used for IPC (while the thread manager is always used
within a single process) and that they are counting (but since a thread
can only suspend itself nowadays, it cannot be suspended recursively)
o OS X sandboxing does not support the use of semaphores (or rather: Apple
does not allow sandboxing rules that enable the use of IPC semaphores in
the appstore)
git-svn-id: trunk@28965 -
force the checked names to CP_ACP, so perform string conversions on
the names after the compiler bug has been fixed that sets the code
page of rawbytestring typed constants to CP_NONE
git-svn-id: trunk@26396 -
o these routines are now generic wrappers in filutil.inc, and call
the platform-dependent internalfindfirst/next/close routines
o on unix, the fnmatch routine got proper support for UTF-8 matching
(e.g., it won't match a partial UTF-8 code point to a "?" wildcard)
o for NativeNT, a similar (untested) UTF-16 version has been added
+ test for the above
* rawbytestring/unicodestring versions of fileage
git-svn-id: branches/cpstrrtl@25302 -
to see what's missing
+ added missing declarations for fpexecv (causing an unnecessary
slowdown in executeprocess due to it calling the ansistring overload),
fplink, fpwait and fpsetrlimit
* changed sigset parameters of FpSigSuspend and FpSigTimedWait from const
into constref, since they must be passed by reference
git-svn-id: trunk@25167 -
+ codepage support for textrec/filerec and the above routines
* textrec/filerec now store the filename by default using widechar. It is
possible to switch back to ansichars using the FPC_ANSI_TEXTFILEREC define.
In that case, from now on the filename will always be stored in
DefaultFileSystemEncoding
* fixed potential buffer overflows and non-null-terminated file names in
textrec/filerec
+ dodirseparators(pwidechar), changed the dodirseparators(pchar/pwidechar)
parameters into var-parameters and gave those routines an extra parameter
that indicates whether the p(wide)char can be changed in place if
necessary or whether a copy must be made first (avoids us having to make
all strings always unique everywhere, because they might be changed on
some platforms via a pchar)
* do_open/do_erase/do_rename got extra boolean parameters indicating whether
the passed pchars point to data that can be freely changed (to pass on to
dodirseparators() if applicable)
* objects.pp: force assign(pchar) to be called, because
assign(array[0..255]) cannot choose between pchar and rawbytestring
versions (and removing the pchar version means that assign(pchar) will
be mapped to assign(shortstring) in {$h-})
* fixed up some routines in other units that depend on the format of
the textrec/filerec.name field
git-svn-id: branches/cpstrrtl@25137 -
