- Implemented MESSAGETABLE resource type.

- Usertype resources that cause a type-clash with defined resources
  are now detected and a warning is generated. Some types should be
  rerouted through other code so that they will be (re-)interpreted.
- Bugfix: Line-continuation in strings in resources include a newline.
  This `feature' got deleted with the builtin preprocessor, but has been
  put back into place (see last changes comment from version 1.1.0).
- Bugfix: The preprocessor now correctly will see "\\\r\n" as a line-
  continuation.
- Bugfix: Assemblers on some platforms do not use 16bit quantities
  for `.word'. This directive is now changed into `.short'.
- All types that accept inline data definitions (a la RCDATA) now
  also accept a file specification. This unifies the structure a bit.
This commit is contained in:
Bertho Stultiens 2000-06-08 00:38:47 +00:00 committed by Alexandre Julliard
parent 910e4df2ab
commit c107f714d0
13 changed files with 268 additions and 54 deletions

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@ -1,3 +1,21 @@
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Version 1.1.4 (07-Jun-2000)
Bertho Stultiens <bertho@akhphd.au.dk>
- Implemented MESSAGETABLE resource type.
- Usertype resources that cause a type-clash with defined resources
are now detected and a warning is generated. Some types should be
rerouted through other code so that they will be (re-)interpreted.
- Bugfix: Line-continuation in strings in resources include a newline.
This `feature' got deleted with the builtin preprocessor, but has been
put back into place (see last changes comment from version 1.1.0).
- Bugfix: The preprocessor now correctly will see "\\\r\n" as a line-
continuation.
- Bugfix: Assemblers on some platforms do not use 16bit quantities
for `.word'. This directive is now changed into `.short'.
- All types that accept inline data definitions (a la RCDATA) now
also accept a file specification. This unifies the structure a bit.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Version 1.1.3 (21-May-2000)

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@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
Release 1.1.3 of wrc (21-May-2000), the wine resource compiler.
Release 1.1.4 of wrc (07-Jun-2000), the wine resource compiler.
See the file CHANGES for differences between the version and what has been
corrected in the current version.
@ -165,10 +165,10 @@ CHARACTERISTICS 876
Resource types supported
------------------------
All types are supported except for:
- MESSAGETABLE (RT_MESSAGETABLE)
- RT_VXD
- RT_PLUGPLAY
- RT_HTML
- RT_DLGINCLUDE
These types will be implemented as soon as I get a proper specification of
the layout.
@ -283,6 +283,8 @@ though):
different action for win32 and win16
- PUSHBOX control is unsupported. The MS docs use it plenty, but neither
MS' nor Borland's compiler supports it.
- Usertype resources with a type-clash are not handled correctly. These
should map onto other resources.
Reporting bugs and patches
--------------------------

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@ -469,6 +469,7 @@ static void dump_user(user_t *usr)
*/
static void dump_messagetable(messagetable_t *msg)
{
dump_memopt(msg->memopt);
dump_lvc(&(msg->data->lvc));
dump_raw_data(msg->data);
}

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@ -1361,15 +1361,25 @@ static res_t *rcdata2res(name_id_t *name, rcdata_t *rdt)
* msg - The messagetable descriptor
* Output : New .res format structure
* Description :
* Remarks :
* Remarks : The data has been converted to the appropriate endian
* after is was parsed.
*****************************************************************************
*/
static res_t *messagetable2res(name_id_t *name, messagetable_t *msg)
{
int restag;
res_t *res;
assert(name != NULL);
assert(msg != NULL);
warning("Messagetable not yet implemented");
return NULL;
res = new_res();
restag = put_res_header(res, WRC_RT_MESSAGETABLE, NULL, name, msg->memopt, &(msg->data->lvc));
put_raw_data(res, msg->data, 0);
/* Set ResourceSize */
SetResSize(res, restag);
if(win32)
put_pad(res);
return res;
}
/*

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@ -617,10 +617,10 @@ cursor_group_t *new_cursor_group(raw_data_t *rd, int *memopt)
* number of steps specified in the aniheader_t structure). The "seq "uence
* tag can be ommitted, in which case the sequence is equal to the sequence
* of "icon"s found in the file. Also "rate" may be ommitted, in which case
* the deafult from the aniheader_t structure is used.
* the default from the aniheader_t structure is used.
*
* A animated cursor puts `.cur' formatted files into each "icon" tag, whereas
* animated icons contain `.ico' formatted files.
* An animated cursor puts `.cur' formatted files into each "icon" tag,
* whereas animated icons contain `.ico' formatted files.
*
* Note about the code: Yes, it can be shorter/compressed. Some tags can be
* dealt with in the same code. However, this version shows what is going on
@ -903,10 +903,72 @@ ver_words_t *add_ver_words(ver_words_t *w, int i)
return w;
}
messagetable_t *new_messagetable(raw_data_t *rd)
messagetable_t *new_messagetable(raw_data_t *rd, int *memopt)
{
messagetable_t *msg = (messagetable_t *)xmalloc(sizeof(messagetable_t));
DWORD nblk;
DWORD i;
WORD lo;
WORD hi;
msg->data = rd;
msg->memopt = *memopt;
free(memopt);
nblk = *(DWORD *)rd->data;
lo = WRC_LOWORD(nblk);
hi = WRC_HIWORD(nblk);
/* FIXME:
* This test will fail for all n*2^16 blocks in the messagetable.
* However, no sane person would want to have so many blocks
* and have a table of megabytes attached.
* So, I will assume that we have less than 2^16 blocks in the table
* and all will just work out fine. Otherwise, we would need to test
* the ID, offset and length (and flag) fields to be very sure.
*/
if(hi && lo)
internal_error(__FILE__, __LINE__, "Messagetable contains more than 65535 blocks; cannot determine endian");
if(!hi && !lo)
yyerror("Invalid messagetable block count 0");
#ifdef WORDS_BIGENDIAN
if(!hi && lo && byteorder != WRC_BO_LITTLE)
#else
if(hi && !lo && byteorder != WRC_BO_BIG)
#endif
{
msgtab_block_t *mbp = (msgtab_block_t *)&(((DWORD *)rd->data)[1]);
nblk = BYTESWAP_DWORD(nblk);
for(i = 0; i < nblk; i++)
{
msgtab_entry_t *mep;
DWORD id;
mbp[i].idlo = BYTESWAP_DWORD(mbp[i].idlo);
mbp[i].idhi = BYTESWAP_DWORD(mbp[i].idhi);
mbp[i].offset = BYTESWAP_DWORD(mbp[i].offset);
mep = (msgtab_entry_t *)(((char *)rd->data) + mbp[i].offset);
for(id = mbp[i].idlo; id <= mbp[i].idhi; id++)
{
mep->length = BYTESWAP_WORD(mep->length);
mep->flags = BYTESWAP_WORD(mep->flags);
if(mep->flags & 1)
{
WORD *wp = (WORD *)&mep[1];
int l = mep->length/2 - 2; /* Length included header */
int n;
if(mep->length & 1)
yyerror("Message 0x%08lx is unicode (block %d), but has odd length (%d)", id, (int)i, mep->length);
for(n = 0; n < l; n++)
wp[n] = BYTESWAP_WORD(wp[n]);
}
mep = (msgtab_entry_t *)(((char *)mep) + mep->length);
}
}
}
return msg;
}

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@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ ani_curico_t *new_ani_curico(enum res_e type, raw_data_t *rd, int *memopt);
bitmap_t *new_bitmap(raw_data_t *rd, int *memopt);
ver_words_t *new_ver_words(int i);
ver_words_t *add_ver_words(ver_words_t *w, int i);
messagetable_t *new_messagetable(raw_data_t *rd);
messagetable_t *new_messagetable(raw_data_t *rd, int *memopt);
dlginit_t *new_dlginit(raw_data_t *rd, int *memopt);
void copy_raw_data(raw_data_t *dst, raw_data_t *src, int offs, int len);
int *new_int(int i);

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@ -394,7 +394,8 @@ L\" {
<yylstr>\\r addwchar('\r');
<yylstr>\\t addwchar('\t');
<yylstr>\\v addwchar('\v');
<yylstr>\\. if(yytext[1] != '\n') addwchar(yytext[1]);
<yylstr>\\(\n|.) addwchar(yytext[1]);
<yylstr>\\\r\n addwchar(yytext[2]);
<yylstr>\"\" addcchar('\"'); /* "bla""bla" -> "bla\"bla" */
<yylstr>\\\"\" addcchar('\"'); /* "bla\""bla" -> "bla\"bla" */
<yylstr>\"{ws}+\" ; /* "bla" "bla" -> "blabla" */
@ -437,7 +438,8 @@ L\" {
<yystr>\\r addcchar('\r');
<yystr>\\t addcchar('\t');
<yystr>\\v addcchar('\v');
<yystr>\\. if(yytext[1] != '\n') addcchar(yytext[1]);
<yystr>\\(\n|.) addcchar(yytext[1]);
<yystr>\\\r\n addcchar(yytext[2]);
<yystr>[^\\\n\"]+ {
char *yptr = yytext;
while(*yptr)

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@ -637,7 +637,7 @@ font : tFONT loadmemopts file_raw { $$ = new_font($3, $2); }
* The fontdir is generated if it was not present and
* fonts are defined in the source.
*/
fontdir : tFONTDIR loadmemopts raw_data { $$ = new_fontdir($3, $2); }
fontdir : tFONTDIR loadmemopts file_raw { $$ = new_fontdir($3, $2); }
;
/* ------------------------------ MessageTable ------------------------------ */
@ -645,23 +645,74 @@ fontdir : tFONTDIR loadmemopts raw_data { $$ = new_fontdir($3, $2); }
* to get everything in one source. Might be a future project.
*/
messagetable
: tMESSAGETABLE filename {
: tMESSAGETABLE loadmemopts file_raw {
if(!win32)
yywarning("MESSAGETABLE not supported in 16-bit mode");
$$ = new_messagetable(load_file($2));
$$ = new_messagetable($3, $2);
}
;
/* ------------------------------ RCData ------------------------------ */
rcdata : tRCDATA loadmemopts raw_data { $$ = new_rcdata($3, $2); }
rcdata : tRCDATA loadmemopts file_raw { $$ = new_rcdata($3, $2); }
;
/* ------------------------------ DLGINIT ------------------------------ */
dlginit : tDLGINIT loadmemopts raw_data { $$ = new_dlginit($3, $2); }
dlginit : tDLGINIT loadmemopts file_raw { $$ = new_dlginit($3, $2); }
;
/* ------------------------------ UserType ------------------------------ */
userres : usertype loadmemopts file_raw { $$ = new_user($1, $3, $2); }
userres : usertype loadmemopts file_raw {
if($1->type == name_ord)
{
switch($1->name.i_name)
{
case WRC_RT_CURSOR: /* Bad idea; cursors should generate directories */
case WRC_RT_ANICURSOR:
case WRC_RT_ICON:
case WRC_RT_ANIICON: /* Bad idea; icons should generate directories */
case WRC_RT_BITMAP:
case WRC_RT_FONT: /* Bad idea; fonts should generate directories */
case WRC_RT_FONTDIR:
case WRC_RT_RCDATA: /* This cannot be interpreted anyway */
case WRC_RT_MESSAGETABLE: /* This case is involked by mc.exe */
case WRC_RT_DLGINIT: /* No real layout available */
/* These should never be invoked because they have their own layout */
case WRC_RT_ACCELERATOR:
case WRC_RT_MENU:
case WRC_RT_DIALOG:
case WRC_RT_STRING:
case WRC_RT_TOOLBAR:
case WRC_RT_VERSION:
yywarning("Usertype uses special type-ID %d (wrc cannot yet re-interpret the data)", $1->name.i_name);
goto douser;
case WRC_RT_GROUP_CURSOR:
case WRC_RT_GROUP_ICON:
yywarning("Usertype uses reserved type-ID %d, which is auto-generated", $1->name.i_name);
goto douser;
case WRC_RT_DLGINCLUDE:
case WRC_RT_PLUGPLAY:
case WRC_RT_VXD:
case WRC_RT_HTML:
yywarning("Usertype uses reserved type-ID %d, which is not supported by wrc", $1->name.i_name);
default:
goto douser;
}
}
else
{
douser:
#ifdef WORDS_BIGENDIAN
if(pedantic && byteorder != WRC_BO_LITTLE)
#else
if(pedantic && byteorder == WRC_BO_BIG)
#endif
yywarning("Byteordering is not little-endian and type cannot be interpreted");
$$ = new_user($1, $3, $2);
}
}
;
usertype: tNUMBER {

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@ -293,8 +293,9 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
* Note: Gcc keeps the line-continuations in, for example, strings
* intact. However, I prefer to remove them all so that the next
* scanner will not need to reduce the continuation state.
*
* <*>\\\n newline(0);
*/
<*>\\\n newline(0);
/*
* Detect the leading # of a preprocessor directive.
@ -320,7 +321,9 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
<pp_pp>{ws}*line{ws}* if(yy_top_state() != pp_ignore) {yy_pp_state(pp_line); return tLINE;} else {yy_pp_state(pp_eol);}
<pp_pp>{ws}+ if(yy_top_state() != pp_ignore) {yy_pp_state(pp_line); return tGCCLINE;} else {yy_pp_state(pp_eol);}
<pp_pp>{ws}*[a-z]+ pperror("Invalid preprocessor token '%s'", pptext);
<pp_pp>\n newline(1); yy_pop_state(); return tNL; /* This could be the null-token */
<pp_pp>\r?\n newline(1); yy_pop_state(); return tNL; /* This could be the null-token */
<pp_pp>\\\r?\n newline(0);
<pp_pp>\\\r? pperror("Preprocessor junk '%s'", pptext);
<pp_pp>. return *pptext;
/*
@ -331,14 +334,16 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
<pp_inc,pp_line>\" new_string(); add_string(pptext, ppleng); yy_push_state(pp_dqs);
<pp_inc,pp_line>{ws}+ ;
<pp_inc,pp_line>\n newline(1); yy_pop_state(); return tNL;
<pp_inc,pp_line>. pperror(yy_current_state() == pp_inc ? "Trailing junk in #include" : "Trailing junk in #line");
<pp_inc,pp_line>\\\r?\n newline(0);
<pp_inc,pp_line>(\\\r?)|(.) pperror(yy_current_state() == pp_inc ? "Trailing junk in #include" : "Trailing junk in #line");
/*
* Ignore all input when a false clause is parsed
*/
<pp_ignore>[^#/\\\n]+ ;
<pp_ignore>\n newline(1);
<pp_ignore>. ;
<pp_ignore>\\\r?\n newline(0);
<pp_ignore>(\\\r?)|(.) ;
/*
* Handle #if and #elif.
@ -362,6 +367,8 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
<pp_if>"<=" return tLTE;
<pp_if>">=" return tGTE;
<pp_if>\n newline(1); yy_pop_state(); return tNL;
<pp_if>\\\r?\n newline(0);
<pp_if>\\\r? pperror("Junk in conditional expression");
<pp_if>{ws}+ ;
<pp_if>\' new_string(); add_string(pptext, ppleng); yy_push_state(pp_sqs);
<pp_if>\" pperror("String constants not allowed in conditionals");
@ -374,7 +381,8 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
<pp_ifd>{cident} pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tIDENT;
<pp_ifd>{ws}+ ;
<pp_ifd>\n newline(1); yy_pop_state(); return tNL;
<pp_ifd>. pperror("Identifier expected");
<pp_ifd>\\\r?\n newline(0);
<pp_ifd>(\\\r?)|(.) pperror("Identifier expected");
/*
* Handle the special 'defined' keyword.
@ -384,6 +392,7 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
<pp_defined>{cident} yy_pop_state(); pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tIDENT;
<pp_defined>{ws}+ ;
<pp_defined>(\()|(\)) return *pptext;
<pp_defined>\\\r?\n newline(0);
<pp_defined>(\\.)|(\n)|(.) pperror("Identifier expected");
/*
@ -394,8 +403,9 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
*/
<pp_eol>[^/\\\n]+ if(yy_top_state() != pp_ignore) { pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tLITERAL; }
<pp_eol>\/[^/\\\n*]* if(yy_top_state() != pp_ignore) { pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tLITERAL; }
<pp_eol>(\\)|(\/[^/*]) if(yy_top_state() != pp_ignore) { pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tLITERAL; }
<pp_eol>(\\\r?)|(\/[^/*]) if(yy_top_state() != pp_ignore) { pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tLITERAL; }
<pp_eol>\n newline(1); yy_pop_state(); if(yy_current_state() != pp_ignore) { return tNL; }
<pp_eol>\\\r?\n newline(0);
/*
* Handle left side of #define
@ -403,14 +413,16 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
<pp_def>{cident}\( pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); pplval.cptr[ppleng-1] = '\0'; yy_pp_state(pp_macro); return tMACRO;
<pp_def>{cident} pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); yy_pp_state(pp_define); return tDEFINE;
<pp_def>{ws}+ ;
<pp_def>(\n)|(.) perror("Identifier expected");
<pp_def>\\\r?\n newline(0);
<pp_def>(\\\r?)|(\n)|(.) perror("Identifier expected");
/*
* Scan the substitution of a define
*/
<pp_define>[^'"/\\\n]+ pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tLITERAL;
<pp_define>(\\)|(\/[^/*]) pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tLITERAL;
<pp_define>\\\n{ws}+ newline(0); pplval.cptr = xstrdup(" "); return tLITERAL;
<pp_define>(\\\r?)|(\/[^/*]) pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tLITERAL;
<pp_define>\\\r?\n{ws}+ newline(0); pplval.cptr = xstrdup(" "); return tLITERAL;
<pp_define>\\\r?\n newline(0);
<pp_define>\n newline(1); yy_pop_state(); return tNL;
<pp_define>\' new_string(); add_string(pptext, ppleng); yy_push_state(pp_sqs);
<pp_define>\" new_string(); add_string(pptext, ppleng); yy_push_state(pp_dqs);
@ -423,7 +435,8 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
<pp_macro>{cident} pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tIDENT;
<pp_macro>, return ',';
<pp_macro>"..." return tELIPSIS;
<pp_macro>(\n)|(.)|(\.\.?) pperror("Argument identifier expected");
<pp_macro>(\\\r?)|(\n)|(.)|(\.\.?) pperror("Argument identifier expected");
<pp_macro>\\\r?\n newline(0);
/*
* Scan the substitution of a macro
@ -433,8 +446,9 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
<pp_mbody>\#\# return tCONCAT;
<pp_mbody>\# return tSTRINGIZE;
<pp_mbody>[0-9][^'"#/\\\n]* pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tLITERAL;
<pp_mbody>(\\)|(\/[^/*'"#\\\n]*) pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tLITERAL;
<pp_mbody>\\\n{ws}+ newline(0); pplval.cptr = xstrdup(" "); return tLITERAL;
<pp_mbody>(\\\r?)|(\/[^/*'"#\\\n]*) pplval.cptr = xstrdup(pptext); return tLITERAL;
<pp_mbody>\\\r?\n{ws}+ newline(0); pplval.cptr = xstrdup(" "); return tLITERAL;
<pp_mbody>\\\r?\n newline(0);
<pp_mbody>\n newline(1); yy_pop_state(); return tNL;
<pp_mbody>\' new_string(); add_string(pptext, ppleng); yy_push_state(pp_sqs);
<pp_mbody>\" new_string(); add_string(pptext, ppleng); yy_push_state(pp_dqs);
@ -453,8 +467,8 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
if(yy_top_state() != pp_macscan)
newline(0);
}
<pp_macign>{ws}*\\\n newline(0);
<pp_macign>{ws}+|{ws}*\\|. {
<pp_macign>{ws}*\\\r?\n newline(0);
<pp_macign>{ws}+|{ws}*\\\r?|. {
macexpstackentry_t *mac = pop_macro();
yy_pop_state();
put_buffer(mac->ppp->ident, strlen(mac->ppp->ident));
@ -489,7 +503,8 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
<pp_macscan>\' new_string(); add_string(pptext, ppleng); yy_push_state(pp_sqs);
<pp_macscan>"/*" yy_push_state(pp_comment); add_text_to_macro(" ", 1);
<pp_macscan>\n line_number++; char_number = 1; add_text_to_macro(pptext, ppleng);
<pp_macscan>([^/(),\\\n"']+)|(\/[^/*(),\\\n'"]*)|(.) add_text_to_macro(pptext, ppleng);
<pp_macscan>([^/(),\\\n"']+)|(\/[^/*(),\\\n'"]*)|(\\\r?)|(.) add_text_to_macro(pptext, ppleng);
<pp_macscan>\\\r?\n newline(0);
/*
* Comment handling (almost all start-conditions)
@ -551,6 +566,30 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
pplval.cptr = get_string();
return tIQSTRING;
}
<pp_dqs>\\\r?\n {
/*
* This is tricky; we need to remove the line-continuation
* from preprocessor strings, but OTOH retain them in all
* other strings. This is because the resource grammar is
* even more braindead than initially analysed and line-
* continuations in strings introduce, sigh, newlines in
* the output. There goes the concept of non-breaking, non-
* spacing whitespace.
*/
switch(yy_top_state())
{
case pp_pp:
case pp_define:
case pp_mbody:
case pp_inc:
case pp_line:
newline(0);
break;
default:
add_string(pptext, ppleng);
newline(-1);
}
}
<pp_iqs,pp_dqs,pp_sqs>\\. add_string(pptext, ppleng);
<pp_iqs,pp_dqs,pp_sqs>\n {
newline(1);
@ -604,12 +643,14 @@ includelogicentry_t *includelogiclist = NULL;
<INITIAL,pp_macexp>[^a-zA-Z_#'"/\\\n \r\t\f\v]+|(\/|\\)[^a-zA-Z_/*'"\\\n \r\t\v\f]* seen_junk++; put_buffer(pptext, ppleng);
<INITIAL,pp_macexp>{ws}+ put_buffer(pptext, ppleng);
<INITIAL>\n newline(1);
<INITIAL>\\\r?\n newline(0);
<INITIAL>\\\r? seen_junk++; put_buffer(pptext, ppleng);
/*
* Special catcher for macro argmument expansion to prevent
* newlines to propagate to the output or admin.
*/
<pp_macexp>(\n)|(.) put_buffer(pptext, ppleng);
<pp_macexp>(\n)|(.)|(\\\r?(\n|.)) put_buffer(pptext, ppleng);
/*
* This is a 'catch-all' rule to discover errors in the scanner
@ -657,12 +698,20 @@ int ppwrap(void)
/*
*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Output newlines or set them as continuations
*
* Input: -1 - Don't count this one, but update local position (see pp_dqs)
* 0 - Line-continuation seen and cache output
* 1 - Newline seen and flush output
*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
static void newline(int dowrite)
{
line_number++;
char_number = 1;
if(dowrite == -1)
return;
ncontinuations++;
if(dowrite)
{

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@ -16,8 +16,8 @@
#define WRC_MAJOR_VERSION 1
#define WRC_MINOR_VERSION 1
#define WRC_MICRO_VERSION 3
#define WRC_RELEASEDATE "(21-May-2000)"
#define WRC_MICRO_VERSION 4
#define WRC_RELEASEDATE "(07-Jun-2000)"
#define WRC_STRINGIZE(a) #a
#define WRC_VERSIONIZE(a,b,c) WRC_STRINGIZE(a) "." WRC_STRINGIZE(b) "." WRC_STRINGIZE(c)

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@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
.TH WRC 1 "May 21, 2000" "Version 1.1.3" "Wine Resource Compiler"
.TH WRC 1 "June 07, 2000" "Version 1.1.4" "Wine Resource Compiler"
.SH NAME
wrc \- Wine Resource Compiler
.SH SYNOPSIS
@ -187,9 +187,7 @@ expanded them correctly
.PP
There is no support for:
.br
\- MESSAGETABLE (parsed, but not generated)
.br
\- RT_VXD, RT_PLUGPLAY and RT_HTML (unknown format)
\- RT_DLGINCLUDE, RT_VXD, RT_PLUGPLAY and RT_HTML (unknown format)
.br
\- PUSHBOX control is unsupported due to lack of original functionality.
.PP
@ -197,6 +195,11 @@ Fonts are parsed and generated, but there is no support for the
generation of the FONTDIR yet. The user must supply the FONTDIR
resource in the source to match the FONT resources.
.PP
Usertype resources that have a type-clash with other resources are not
handled correctly. These should map onto the builtin resources as much
as possible (especially icons, cursors and fonts because of directory
generation and everything else that would require byte-order swapping).
.PP
See the CHANGES and README.wrc files in the distribution for more
comments on bugs and fixes across the versions.
.SH AVAILABILITY

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@ -437,7 +437,23 @@ typedef struct user {
raw_data_t *data;
} user_t;
/*
* Messagetables
*/
typedef struct msgtab_block {
DWORD idlo; /* Lowest id in the set */
DWORD idhi; /* Highest is in the set */
DWORD offset; /* Offset from resource start to first entry */
} msgtab_block_t;
typedef struct msgtab_entry {
WORD length; /* Length of the data in bytes */
WORD flags; /* 0 for char, 1 for WCHAR */
/* {char}|{WCHAR} data[...]; */
} msgtab_entry_t;
typedef struct messagetable {
DWORD memopt;
raw_data_t *data;
} messagetable_t;

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@ -531,7 +531,7 @@ static void write_pe_segment(FILE *fp, resource_t *top)
/* Version */
fprintf(fp, "\t.long\t0\n"); /* FIXME: must version be filled out? */
/* # of id entries, # of name entries */
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t%d, %d\n", n_name_entries, n_id_entries);
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t%d, %d\n", n_name_entries, n_id_entries);
/* Write the type level of the tree */
for(i = 0; i < rccount; i++)
@ -578,7 +578,7 @@ static void write_pe_segment(FILE *fp, resource_t *top)
fprintf(fp, "\t.long\t0\n"); /* Flags */
fprintf(fp, "\t.long\t0x%08lx\n", (long)now); /* TimeDate */
fprintf(fp, "\t.long\t0\n"); /* FIXME: must version be filled out? */
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t%d, %d\n", rcp->n_name_entries, rcp->n_id_entries);
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t%d, %d\n", rcp->n_name_entries, rcp->n_id_entries);
for(j = 0; j < rcp->count32; j++)
{
resource_t *rsc = rcp->rsc32array[j].rsc[0];
@ -631,7 +631,7 @@ static void write_pe_segment(FILE *fp, resource_t *top)
fprintf(fp, "\t.long\t0\n"); /* Flags */
fprintf(fp, "\t.long\t0x%08lx\n", (long)now); /* TimeDate */
fprintf(fp, "\t.long\t0\n"); /* FIXME: must version be filled out? */
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t0, %d\n", r32cp->count);
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t0, %d\n", r32cp->count);
for(k = 0; k < r32cp->count; k++)
{
@ -726,7 +726,7 @@ static void write_ne_segment(FILE *fp, resource_t *top)
fprintf(fp, "\t.globl\t%s%s\n", prefix, _NEResTab);
/* AlignmentShift */
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t%d\n", alignment_pwr);
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t%d\n", alignment_pwr);
/* TypeInfo */
for(i = 0; i < rccount; i++)
@ -735,15 +735,15 @@ static void write_ne_segment(FILE *fp, resource_t *top)
/* TypeId */
if(rcp->type.type == name_ord)
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t0x%04x\n", rcp->type.name.i_name | 0x8000);
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t0x%04x\n", rcp->type.name.i_name | 0x8000);
else
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t%s_%s_typename - %s%s\n",
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t%s_%s_typename - %s%s\n",
prefix,
rcp->type.name.s_name->str.cstr,
prefix,
_NEResTab);
/* ResourceCount */
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t%d\n", rcp->count);
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t%d\n", rcp->count);
/* Reserved */
fprintf(fp, "\t.long\t0\n");
/* NameInfo */
@ -758,32 +758,32 @@ static void write_ne_segment(FILE *fp, resource_t *top)
* All other things are as the MS doc describes (alignment etc.)
*/
/* Offset */
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t(%s%s_data - %s%s) >> %d\n",
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t(%s%s_data - %s%s) >> %d\n",
prefix,
rcp->rscarray[j]->c_name,
prefix,
_NEResTab,
alignment_pwr);
/* Length */
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t%d\n",
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t%d\n",
rcp->rscarray[j]->binres->size - rcp->rscarray[j]->binres->dataidx);
/* Flags */
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t0x%04x\n", (WORD)rcp->rscarray[j]->memopt);
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t0x%04x\n", (WORD)rcp->rscarray[j]->memopt);
/* Id */
if(rcp->rscarray[j]->name->type == name_ord)
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t0x%04x\n", rcp->rscarray[j]->name->name.i_name | 0x8000);
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t0x%04x\n", rcp->rscarray[j]->name->name.i_name | 0x8000);
else
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t%s%s_name - %s%s\n",
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t%s%s_name - %s%s\n",
prefix,
rcp->rscarray[j]->c_name,
prefix,
_NEResTab);
/* Handle and Usage */
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t0, 0\n");
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t0, 0\n");
}
}
/* EndTypes */
fprintf(fp, "\t.word\t0\n");
fprintf(fp, "\t.short\t0\n");
}
/*