ntdll counterparts
- {Enter|Leave}CriticalSection is now a pure forward from kernel32 to
ntdll (we now longer can use {Enter|Leave}CriticalSection in kernel32)
- replaced a few kernel32 heap management calls from ntdll, with
RtlHeap* equivalents
the other one in environment variable expansion)
- the process parameters, when passed thru wineserver, are now fully
handled in ntdll, they are stored in the RTL_USER_PROCESS_PARAMETERS
structure.
- later on in kernel32 loading sequence, those parameters are copied
into STARTUPINFO shadow structures
- later modification to those paramters are now reflected to the
RTL_USER_PROCESS_PARAMETERS structure (and STARTUPINFO is kept
untouched) (for example, StdHandle setting) (Win 2k behaves like this)
- ENVDB has been removed
- command line inheritance (from unix command line) is now purely in ntdll
- all kernel32 environment functions now rely on their ntdll counterparts
- goodies: input/output handle inheritance while asking for a detached
console is better handled; a few more kernel32 environment tests now
pass ; silenced a valgrind warning in process creation
Added support for correct locking of all LDT operations.
Added separate functions to manipulate the %fs selector, which allows
using a global GDT selector on recent Linux kernels.
the GMEM_MOVEABLE flag set, to allocate the exact specified size and
no byte more when size is a multiple of 8. To achieve this align the
storage needed for the HGLOBAL in the heap to 8byte boundary.
that STRICT works correctly; moved some definitions back to windef.h
where they belong, and removed a couple of definitions that don't
exist on Windows.
dll. Make CTX_SEG_OFF_TO_LIN work with 32-bit segmented pointers
common in DPMI32. Fix winedos initialization so that DOSMEM_Init(TRUE)
is only called when DOS executable is started.
implementation.
Update win.ini and registry on startup when language changed.
More logical priority order for locale environment variables.
Implemented SetLocaleInfoW.
Moved some locale functions to kernel32.dll.
Dmitry Timoshkov