System console is configured at DRAW start to use UTF-8 encoding, for cout and cin to deal correctly with Unicode symbols.
Use of std::wcout is avoided as it leads to corrupted output.
Command testgrid is improved to enforce UTF-8 encoding in child DRAW processes to preserve Unicode symbols in captured output.
Test bugs fclasses bug22125 is refactored:
- avoid dependency on external data file
- avoid producing snapshot
- check that Unicode name of the file created by OCCT procedure matches the name interpreted by Tcl functions
When DRAW on Windows is launched with option -c, the command is now properly transferred to Tcl thread (separate thread that runs Tcl interpretor on Windows except when DRAW is run in batch mode) for execution, instead of being evaluated in the main thread.
Execution of DRAW in batch mode (option -b) is fixed by enabling proper initialization of the Tcl interpretor and replacement of backslashes in path to startup script by straight slashes on Windows in that mode.
Declaration of global variables used for communication of console command between threads is moved to Draw_Window.hxx to ensure consistency.
Function wscpy_s is used instead of memcpy to avoid possible buffer overrun.
Names of Windows header files are corrected to be lower case to match their actual names on Windows (except Windows.h) and MinGW.
Files COMMANDWINDOW.h and MAINWINDOW.h in Draw package are renamed to CamelCase according to names of corresponding CXX files.
Eliminated usage of ANSI methods.
All Visual Studio projects generated by genproj or CMake use Unicode character set.
Draw Harness now handles Unicode input on Windows.
Tcl test scripts are now expected in UTF-8 encoding by default.
AIS_ColorScale, AIS_Dimension - the protected method DrawText()
has been renamed to drawText() to avoid name collisions with macros.
_MSC_VER/_WIN32 misuse has been fixed in several places.
Header <malloc.h> is now included where alloca() is used.
Draw_Window - dllimport flag has been dropped from inline methods.
TKernel - mandatory dependencies Winspool.lib and Psapi.lib
are now linked explicitly (instead of msvc-specific pragma syntax).
CMake scripts - the option -std=c++0x has been replaced by -std=gnu++0x
for mingw to allow extensions (like _wfopen() and others).
The minimum Windows version has been set to _WIN32_WINNT=0x0501.
Invalid options "-z defs" and "-lm" have been dropped for mingw.
Flag --export-all-symbols has been added to CMAKE_SHARED_LINKER_FLAGS
to workaround missing vtable symbols when using mingw.
FreeType is now linked explicitly on Windows.
Draw::Load() - "lib" suffix is now prepended on mingw as well.
Drop redundant declaration of _TINT from OSD_WNT_1.hxx.
NCollection_UtfString::FromLocale() - platform-specific code has been moved to .cxx file.
Draw_BasicCommands - fixed incorrect mingw64 version macros.
genproj, cbp - added workaround for process argument list limits on Windows.
TKSTEP linkage is failing on this platform due to too long list of files.
The list of object files to link is now stored in dedicated file which is passed to gcc.
Option "-z defs" removed from CMake linker options to avoid problems when building with different configurations of VTK on Linux
Some MinGW-specific compiler warnings (potentially uninitialized vars, use of NULL, parentheses in conditional expressions) are fixed (speculatively)
1) Macro definition WNT replaced by _WIN32 and _MSC_VER for platform and compiler detection accordingly.
2) Macro definition LIN replaced by __linux__ macro.
3) Macro definition DEB replaced by OCCT_DEBUG macro.
License statement text corrected; compiler warnings caused by Bison 2.41 disabled for MSVC; a few other compiler warnings on 54-bit Windows eliminated by appropriate type cast
Wrong license statements corrected in several files.
Copyright and license statements added in XSD and GLSL files.
Copyright year updated in some files.
Obsolete documentation files removed from DrawResources.
New command line option -c added to DRAWEXE: if it is given, the following arguments are considered as commands to be executed by DRAW after start.
When options -f or -c are used, DRAW exits after completion of the script unless option -i is given.
Option -l is removed as obsolete (not needed anymore due to appearance of option -v).
Option -h (or --help) is added, giving help on command options.
Reporting of unrecognized options added.
On Windows, when run in interactive mode, extended error reporting in case of DLL loading problems activated.