- CsrFreeProcessData: Merge two ifs with the same condition.
- Use the pointer-to-pointer trick to simplify linked list handling in CsrFreeProcessData, IntInsertAliasHeader, IntInsertAliasEntry, and IntDeleteAliasEntry.
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- Sync the code a lot closer to its x86 counterpart, still more work to be done.
- Very soon, it should be possible to share upward of 50% of the new ARM code with the x86 version of React as well and unify the implementations.
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- Add '#include <cstring>', so newer gcc's don't complain about a missing memset function
See issue #3595 for more details.
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- Even if there is a console, don't do paging when output is redirected to a file; it would just confuse users with prompts they can't see.
- Instead of WriteFile, use WriteConsole (which has a convenient Unicode version).
- Rework the paging algorithm: don't treat end of string the same way as end-of-line (was causing nul bytes to be output after strings that didn't end with \n), and output multiple lines at once when possible.
- Use the screen buffer width, not the window width, to determine when wrapping will happen.
- Take the initial cursor position into account.
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- Also change FilePromptYN and FilePromptYNA to take a resource ID. Remove varargs code which nobody used (and didn't actually work anyway)
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- Move code for handling ^C (plus that weird pseudo-scrolling thing) from ConioProcessChar to ConioProcessKey, so that WriteConsoleInput won't generate ctrl events.
- ConioProcessChar: Remove redundant NULL == Console checks (Console can't be NULL at this point), and move debug message into the check in ConioProcessKey.
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ob_x.h: Add a proper define for the size of a lookaside name buffer
oblink.c: Use move memory rather than copy in the case that we re-use the name
buffer. We probably never reused it before, because MaximumLength was never
set properly. See below.
oblife.c: Several things
ObpCaptureObjectName
- Properly set MaximumLength rather than copping out and setting it to just
string + nul. This was dangerous because later, we'll use MaximumLength
to determine whether we allocated the name from the lookaside list or the
heap.
- Since we use MaximumLength to determine where the allocation came from
make sure that MaximumLength never equals the magic value if the string
comes from the heap for whatever reason.
- Free the string using the right symmetry if we would fault copying.
ObpCaptureObjectCreateInformation
- We didn't allocate the ObjectCreateInfo, but we might've allocated the
security descriptor, so free it if needed, rather than borking some non
heap.
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