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Fix potential unicode conversion issues for *nix #7506
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if (cbMultiByte == 0 || cbMultiByte < -1 || cbMultiByte > (INT32_MAX - 1) || | ||
cchWideChar < 0 || cchWideChar > (INT32_MAX - 1)) { |
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Isn't cbMultiByte > (INT32_MAX - 1)
equivalent to cbMultiByte == INT32_MAX
? Unless we were to change cbMultiByte
and cchWideChar
to larger types I think the equality check is clearer, no?
Hello, I've tested this PR and it indeed fixes several test failure for me. However, I cannot get any output by running |
bool WideToEncodedString(const wchar_t *text, size_t cWide, DWORD cp, | ||
DWORD flags, std::string *pValue, bool *lossy) { | ||
DXASSERT_NOMSG(cWide == ~(size_t)0 || cWide < INT32_MAX); | ||
if (text == nullptr || pValue == nullptr || cWide == 0 || cWide >= INT32_MAX) |
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Since cWide
is set to ~(size_t)0
elsewhere, and this is guaranteed to be larger than INT32_MAX
, so the last case seems a bit problematic.
There were multiple issues with Unicode conversion on *nix platforms. This PR fixes issues I found with the conversion functions that were causing failures when running locally, due to issues with setting the locale. It also had incorrect behavior for emulating the MultiByteToWideChar API.
This change makes the local setting thread safe and more robust to different available locales in runtime environments.
I fixed some off-by-one issues related to null termination, and eliminated some extra copies caused by detecting a string length, then passing the size without the null-terminator to a function which then had to copy the input string again to guarantee null-termination.
The CompilerTest::CompileWithEncodeFlagTestSource test has minor updates for clarity and an added scenario.
The changed code passes the Unicode tests now without asserting across all platforms.
This change should have no functional impacts, except eliminating potential double-null-termination in some cases, and catching more error conditions.