Benjamin Wolsey ha scritto:
(b) fix either boost string predicates or wstring on AmigaOS.
The first way is obviously better for Gnash and portability, the second
way would benefit AmigaOS :) I don't like putting patches into trunk
just to fix a build when the patches don't have the same functionality,
and personally I would prefer these to remain as patches for AmigaOS
users until a fix suitable for release code is found.
i would do the same thing but there is no way at moment to implement it
since AmigaOS itself doesn't support wide strings and also our G++
compiler has it disabled so it is impossible for us to implement it
Anyway, if anyone would like to work on a string implementation for
ActionScript, I can supply my patch as a start. It supplied a libICU and
a std::string implementation, but should really use a std::wstring type
with some extra constructors to pass all the testsuite. The very time
consuming part is finding the right places to use it more than anything
else.
there are only few places at moment where those functions are called and
also wstring is used in a few places. Why implement a thing that could
be replaced with two instructions?
Another soultion could be: Split the String_as.cpp in two. String_as.cpp
and WString_as.cpp so at configure time we can choose the right one and
using always the same functions but choosen using the correct file
Andrea
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