or a segfault due to a lacking '\0' in the expansion.
- Bugfix: Prevent buffer overflow in reallocation of macro expansion
buffers.
- Bugfix: Wrc's version information was not passed as numerical to the
preprocessor due to an error in the definition of the macro.
- Relaxed the newline constraint in global LANGUAGE statements, which
was introduced in version 1.1.3, so that some fancy preprocessor
constructs can work.
- Removed the gcc-style #line handling from the resource-parser to the
resource-scanner so that it is possible to include files at any stage
of the source, independent of the parser-state.
- Bugfix: Stringtables were not correctly searched for duplicates
because the language comparison disregarded the sublanguage.
- Eliminated a repetitive warning when writing stringtables with zero
length string entries. These are perfectly valid (but make no sense:-).
Warnings are now only generated during parse in pedantic mode.
resource.
- Bugfix: A segfault would occur if messagetables were parsed without
memory options attached. Also added buffer-overflow safeguard while
converting between byteorders.
- Finished remapping usertype resources onto standars types by tricking
the parser into accepting a different token. The remapping can be
disabled with a new commandline option '-m'.
- Resolved some warning about chars used as index on SGI O2 machine
(the ctype isXXX() routines are macros there).
- 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.
old parser has been stripped from the old preprocessor-code which
cleaned up both resource-scanner and -parser.
- Standard defines have been introduced (see README.wrc)
- Both preprocessor- and resource-scanner have been optimized slightly
so that no backing up is required (one char lookahead is enough).
- Filename-scanning has been cleaned up, though not perfect yet.
- User-type resources are compatible now.
- Line-continuation in strings is corrected so that it does not
introduce a newline in the output.
Alexandre Julliard