Interestingly, on Visual C++, this doesn't further reduce build times quite as
much as I would h...

Trivializes inclusion into other codebases, and cuts the compilation time in
half.

EditDisk actually reads those.

Too bad that the Wine unit tests only cover the most boring of test cases for
that function.

Testing this function using Wine's unit tests now… and apparently, we never
had a test case that...

The majority of Win32 API functions we cover actually behave like this, with
GetCurrentDirectory...

I wanted to optimize the #includes as well, but in the end, you just can't
avoid Windows.h witho...

Not only is this bound to reduce program startup time a bit, which will become
more and more imp...

Which thankfully can be done without breaking the Visual Studio build.

MinGW doesn't have them, but we don't care about them anyway.

Starting with the version.dll functions that accidentally XP compatibility two
commits ago.

R~ight, MAKEINTRESOURCE(). In a higher-level language, these resource IDs
(which can either be s...

It's just useless since the caller has to free the VLA anyway if the string is
not NULL. There's...

Message and class stuff is still too hard (as in "do I really need a hash
table to elegantly wor...

We will also be converting into the opposite direction.

Another relic from the Windows 3.1 days, back when Unicode still was 16-bit,
and it shows. If an...

Eh, the Touhou-Online launcher is too hard. It actually does everything right,
but it can't be r...

These should have been here all along, and thcrap will be moving to a better
library in the futu...

Also introducing a naming scheme for all the different build permutations
while we're at it.

.....

Yeah, I know, I'm still using bullshit proprietary "enterprise" software, but
still, MinGW manag...

Separate project, separate files.

Really, folder browse dialogs without an edit box should be outlawed. I mean,
all you have to do...

'Cause you know, it might get concatenated with a hardcoded string in the
fallback codepage, lea...

We've never had a test case for detouring SHGetPathFromIDList(), and due to a
typo in the old ma...

Now that thcrap and win32_utf8 are split into separate repositories, it makes
sense to move that...

This came out of a fruitless attempt to turn EditDisk into Unicode for an
easier setup of the PC...

Yeah, it feels sort of weird to export these as part of win32_utf8, but hey, thcrap needs that f...

Yeah, it also took me a while to wrap my head around the concept of returning zero (= 1 value) f...

Well, we had to enter CRT territory at one point.

I've been thinking for a long time about how to reduce the redundancy in all these wrappers, and...

Required for Danmakufu. And yes, it works, even through UPX. I can't believe it either.

This is driving me ma~d.

Whoops.

Necessary for the pad input check in the custom.exe of th06 (... and later games, if only it act...

... and a bit of everything: missing initializations of local variables, alphabetical sorting of...

For the few cases where we need them.

That's the kind of stuff you only notice when testing a different compiler. Another lesson learned.

Necessary for vpatch chaining.

Huh, I forgot sorting the detoured functions in win32_detour.c back in 7e258645f7caa7ee67dc24cf1...

... instead of intransparently multiplying it by some factor. You should not be able to accident...

That should have been all the whitespace issues.

Finally, we have the "GetCurrentDirectory functionality" the original function unfortunately lacks.

The existing calls to win32_utf8's custom CreateDirectory function assumed that the directory pa...

Now with more "hey, didn't I have a macro for that?".

You can now:
* pass NULL as the destination parameter to get the required buffer size for the co...

Bravo, Microsoft. What a great design.

If you just replaced lpTemplateName with an integer para...

Recently, I seem to have forgotten that VLAs need to be freed, too.

This is necessary to run th125 and later with user names that contain non-ASCII characters.

This correctly terminates the resulting string in any case. :)

I must have read over the "size, in wide characters" part. This becomes a problem once you only ...