These are set at the same time as the ARCH variable.
Had to add EPICS_VERSION_SHORT and EPICS_VERSION_FULL to epicsVersion.h.
This uses more uniform names, should we change epicsVersion.h names?
We would continue to support the old names in parallel for some time.
Windows has signed characters, but if you pass a negative
value (i.e. a character with value >= 0x80) into the debug
version of its isprint() runtime library function it asserts.
Major rewrites; the original epicsStrnRawFromEscaped() could read
beyond the end of the input buffer if the input count ended in the
middle of an octal or hex escape sequence. Zero termination did not
always match the return count, and hex escapes were always 2 digits,
contrary to the C standard.
New versions don't use epicsSnprintf() or sscanf() for hex and octal
conversions, so should be slightly faster.
Added 81 new tests to check the above issues.
The __STDC_VERSION__ >= 199901L test never succeeds
in C++, and there were issues with the epicsInt8
definition anyway (int8_t is signed, but char might
not be).
I also removed the epicsBoolean enum which we never use.
Build errors: Include guard missing from epicsUnitTest.h;
dbShutdownTest.c was calling the non-universal strcasecmp()
instead of epicsStrCaseCmp().
ioc/db/test no longer depends on std. I modified
xRecord to make it a working record type, and simplified the
other test programs so they all use the same new expanded
dbd file rather than each making their own. I also added
dbShutdownTest() to epicsRunDbTests().
The string comparison functions epicsStrCaseCmp() and
epicsStrnCaseCmp() were returning incorrect results
when the strings did not match.
These functions now match their BSD equivalents, and
have working tests to confirm their operation.
Xiaoqiang Wang proposed some fixes that allow static builds on
the MinGW targets to succeed. Some additional changes made to
blockingSockTest.cpp also clean that up.
