[PATCH] fix wide character literal use in some test cases

[Jan Beulich]

>>> Paolo Carlini <pcarlini@suse.de> 06.01.06 16:09:19 >>>
>Jan Beulich wrote:
>
>>This was my first take, too. However, I wondered whether filling
half
>>of the space (for 32-bit wide chars) with zeroes wouldn't change
>>behavior; after all the purpose of these memset()-s appears to be to
put
>>garbage in the whole memory range.
>>  
>>
>You know, what is garbage and what is not is matter of taste ;)
>Seriously, in such testcases any deterministic value != the values in
>i_lit would do. In fact, any 16-bit  proper value will do, because
i_lit
>is made of wide-character literals (2.13.2/2) and in the C++ library
we
>don't really support targets encoding plain chars with more than 8
bits.
>Well, otherwise, unlucky-unlucky worst-worst case, the test becomes
>weaker, doesn't fail.

So, bottom line - am I to re-do the patch with a 16-bit initializer
then? Or will we go with the conditionals as in the already submitted
patch?

Jan