Euphoria
Ticket #520:
be_machine.c: minGW missing semicolon ~2925 @strlen(src);
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Reported by
ne1uno
Dec 09, 2010
probably not worth a ticket, but so close to release.
add semicolon around line 4925 int slen = strlen(src);
Details
1. Comment by ne1uno
Dec 09, 2010
maybe there was more to it, but it looked ok.
--test minGW putenv(var=) unsetenv seems not to work
-- should also capitolize env vars when putenv to be safe
include std/os.e
? setenv("NAME", "John Doe")
? getenv("NAME")
? unsetenv("NAME")
? getenv("NAME")
/*
minGW 4638 unsetenv fails
1
{74,111,104,110,32,68,111,101}
0
{74,111,104,110,32,68,111,101}
watcom 4521 works
1
{74,111,104,110,32,68,111,101}
1
-1
*/
2. Comment by jeremy
Dec 10, 2010
Confirmed fixed.
3. Comment by jimcbrown
Dec 10, 2010
Can you confirm that unsetenv() works from MinGW (or conversely, confirm that it's broken and needs fixing) ?
4. Comment by ne1uno
Dec 10, 2010
there are no more commits since I fixed the semicolon? must be a win9x problem.
5. Comment by ne1uno
Dec 11, 2010
my reading of append_string(dest, "=", slen + 1) leaves only enough room for the null char, so the '=' was getting dropped.
expanding the buffer by one fixed unsetenv for minGW
6. Comment by SDPringle
Feb 07, 2015
See: hg:euphoria/rev/05611ce14ac4
changeset: 6306:05611ce14ac4 branch: 4.0 parent: 6303:ee39d6ab231a user: Shawn Pringle <shawn.pringle@gmail.com> date: Sat Feb 07 11:27:42 2015 -0300 files: include/std/utils.e source/common.e source/parser.e tests/t_c_fwd_enum_type.d/control.err description:
- allow to use arbitrary expressions for enum and enum type assignments ticket 520
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