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Description:
On Windows/Visual Studio, there is no function ftruncate. As a result, we have redefined the H5ftruncate macro to use _chsize_s. However, this function also doesn't exist on Visual Studio prior to 2005. Previously we had an #ifdef to support VS 6.0 with the lesser chsize function. This checkin changes the #ifdef to also include VS.NET, since we still support it for HDF5 1.8 branch.
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VS.NET on WinXP
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VC6 and later versions
Tested: windows
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Description:
Windows doesn't include a version of the system call ftruncate. There is a similar call, _chsize_s, which performs very similarly. Thus, we map HDftruncate to _chsize_s in our Windows header file, H5win32defs.h.
Tested:
VS2005 on WinXP
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Description:
On Windows, the pthread_self function cannot be used to print the returned thread ID for debugging. Instead, we need a separate function, GetCurrentThreadId. To eliminate some Windows ifdef's in the code, we create two new function macros which can be used by all platforms. It is conditionally defined in H5win32defs.h, and globally in H5private.h.
Tested:
VS2005 w/ pthreads on WinXP
kagiso w/ pthreads
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Description:
In library code, we try not to use system calls directly, but instead use the HD{function} macro instead. This way, we can map special versions of the call on particular systems. Previously, it was all done in H5private.h. However, in an effort to clean up platform-specific definitions, we move all of the Windows macros into a separate file, win32defs.h. This way, we can use the non-Posix versions that Visual Studio sends warnings about.
Some macros are set specifically in the platform-specific header files. Then, any macros left unset will be set by the "default" implementation in H5private.h.
This checkin also cleans up various source files to use the HD* macros when possible.
Tested:
VS2005 on WinXP
VS.NET on WinXP
h5committest (kagiso, linew, smirom)
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