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Manually tested on Windows Tested on i686-linux, committed on trunk These changes are only for the Win32 runtime. In the previous implementation of the unicode support it was not possible to create file with filenames containing a character whose code was > 127. This is because in many cases such character was interpreted as an unicode prefix by the runtime. With the encoding form parameter it is now possible to specify the filename encoding to avoid such problem. Note that the default encoding is UTF8 which is then compatible with the previous implementation. -- The following program must create a file named: file_[CAPITAL LETTER A ACUTE] -- with Text_IO; use Text_IO; procedure C is F : File_Type; begin Create (F, Name => "file_["C1"]", Form => "encoding=8bits"); Put_Line (F, "hello"); Close (F); end; Add also a new function to GNAT.OS_Lib returning the current time as an OS_Time value. 2007-04-06 Pascal Obry <obry@adacore.com> Thomas Quinot <quinot@adacore.com> * adaint.c: Replace all occurences of S2WS to S2WSU (Unicode) when dealing with filename. (__gnat_fopen): Call the proper macro (8bits or UTF8) to convert the filename from a standard string to a wide-string depending on the encoding value. (__gnat_freopen): Idem. (__gnat_current_time): New function (wrapper for time(3) standard C function). * g-os_lib.ads (Current_Time): New function. Returns the current system time as an OS_Time value. * s-osprim.ads (Clock): Add more precise definition of UNIX epoch. (Monotonic_Clock): Same.
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