cvs commit: hugs98/src MkDepend.in builtin.c char.h compiler.c errors.c input.c iomonad.c machdep.c machine.c opts.c output.c printer.c hugs98/src/dotnet Makefile hugs98/src/msc Makefile hugs98/src/winhugs Makefile

[ross at glass.cse.ogi.edu]

ross        2003/12/02 04:15:55 PST

  Modified files:
    src                  MkDepend.in builtin.c char.h compiler.c 
                         errors.c input.c iomonad.c machdep.c 
                         machine.c opts.c output.c printer.c 
    src/dotnet           Makefile 
    src/msc              Makefile 
    src/winhugs          Makefile 
  Log:
  Another refactoring, in preparation for introducing byte encoding of
  Unicode in I/O and strings (including text storage).  Byte encoding of
  strings is a compromise: ideally we'd use wide chars internally, but this
  would cost more space, and would require a lot more changes to the code.
  
  This commit routes character operations on streams and strings through
  the following macros (currently just byte versions):
  
  	int MAX_CHAR_ENCODING
  	Char FPutChar(Char c, FILE *f)
  	Char FGetChar(FILE *f)
  	void AddChar(Char c, String &sp)
  	Char ExtractChar(String &sp)
  	Bool charIsRepresentable(Char c)
  
  We assume that any encoding will be an extension of ASCII, so it's OK
  to bypass these if you know you're dealing with ASCII.
  
  Revision  Changes    Path
  1.10      +8 -7      hugs98/src/MkDepend.in
  1.72      +3 -3      hugs98/src/builtin.c
  1.3       +52 -0     hugs98/src/char.h
  1.24      +8 -5      hugs98/src/compiler.c
  1.5       +3 -2      hugs98/src/errors.c
  1.78      +35 -34    hugs98/src/input.c
  1.66      +31 -15    hugs98/src/iomonad.c
  1.107     +4 -3      hugs98/src/machdep.c
  1.21      +5 -3      hugs98/src/machine.c
  1.14      +3 -2      hugs98/src/opts.c
  1.34      +9 -7      hugs98/src/output.c
  1.14      +3 -3      hugs98/src/printer.c
  1.20      +8 -7      hugs98/src/dotnet/Makefile
  1.49      +8 -7      hugs98/src/msc/Makefile
  1.35      +8 -7      hugs98/src/winhugs/Makefile