> I think that can be changed easily.
How about writing the necessary patches yourself?
> A path using forward slashes can still be prefixed with '\\?\'
It cannot. Only backslashes are valid in \\?\ paths.
> The prefixing can be implemented as a function and then be used
> in file_open.c.
> Other file system related functions like mkdir, rename, rmdir, etc.
> are already intercepted in os_support.h, and the prefixing can be
> applied there.
I haven't found path concat in these headers. What I did find, however,
is the use of snprintf with forward slash separators right inside the #ifdef
_WIN32:
#if defined(_WIN32) || defined (__ANDROID__) || defined(__DJGPP__)
if (fd < 0) {
snprintf(*filename, len, "./%sXXXXXX", prefix);
fd = mkstemp(*filename);
}
#endif
> I have not fully analyzed the situation,
> but surely there are just a small number of places that need to
> be changed and not 587.
587 was obtained with fgrep snprintf **/*.c | wc -l (became 588 after a recent
pull).
At least two of these uses of snprintf correspond to path concatenation,
and have been already presented here. Not all of them do, but I have no interest
in examining the other 586 cases. But if you think that it's easy, well go
ahead.
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