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.
o suprressed some compile time warnings in bucketLib.c
o cleaned up cxx templates README
o removed use of tsMinMax from libCom in favor of the standard library
(calls to tsMinMax still exist in other components in base, but they are being removed)
o removed sharable library export of certain private member functions from class fdManager
o fixed aToIPAddr to correctly lookup all of the different IP addresses string types on all OS types
independent of the OS interfae variations
o removed use of inet_aton from vxWorks implementation of hostToIPAddr
o this function is for converting a host name to an ip address _only_
o the aToIPAddr wrapper is supposed to do the dotted ip ascii string to ip address structure
conversion independent of OS spoecific interface variations, when it works correctly
o fixed some spelling issues in comments
o added additional optimizations for processors w/o floating point ALU to addNanoSec in epicsTime
o removed tabs and junk comments from win32 osdProcess.c
o moved PLL update in win32 osdTime.c from timer to a dedicated thread
o added missing epicsExportShared symbols define to osiNTPTime.c
o fixed server ctor should not modify arguments of its caller in blockingSockTest
o removed sunpro specific ifdef nolomger needed from epicsTimeTest.cpp
Using idea from Peter Heesterman:
* Instanciate the alarm strings once in libCom
* Remove the epicsAlarmGlobal macro
* Make sure the decorations are right
Hostnames that begin with one or more digits were not being looked up
by name, causing problems at BNL.
This commit also changes the vxWorks implementation of hostToIPAddr()
to use inet_aton() instead of inet_addr().
Allows static libraries and DLLs to be built without having
to do a 'make clean' in between on Cygwin and MinGW targets.
The Cygwin build still crashes when SHARED_LIBRARIES = YES
though, loading Com.dll seems to cause the problem.
The strtoul() routine accepts negative numbers. This fix
ensures we handle them properly, and adds suitable tests.
Also fix the test for 1e300, in case the compiler gives a
slightly different literal constant than strtod() returns.
This lets us use epicsParseDouble() for scan rate parsing.
Ensure the scanOnce thread is a higher priority than the fastest
periodic scan thread, irrespective of how many threads there are.
Adds new routines for converting numeric strings into the
standard epicsInt8, epicsUInt8, epicsInt16, epicsUInt16,
epicsInt32 and epicsUInt32 types, along with Long, ULong,
Double and Float. These all provide error checking and
detection of extraneous characters. The epicsScanDouble
and epicsScanFloat routines originally in epicsStdlib.h
are replaced by macros that call the epicsParse routine,
and this also provides epicsScanLong and epicsScanULong
to match.
A test file is added to ensure conversions work properly
and report appropriate errors. This file also checks the
native strtod() routine if not used to check whether the
epicsStrtod() code is required on this platform.
Andrew Johnson