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Apparently when I started using _wfopen in commit 8bd75b85ed, the
winegcc build (which I mostly use for Coverity Scan) stopped working,
because _wfopen isn't included in any of the libraries I explicitly
had on my link line.
Rather than mess about with cmake, it's easier to just bodge it in the
winegcc wrapper script, since we had one of those already.
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#!/bin/sh
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# Wrapper for winegcc that allows it to be used in a build generated
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# from PuTTY's CMakeLists.txt, by bodging around the command-line
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# options that CMake gets wrong.
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init=true
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link=true
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for arg in init "$@"; do
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if $init; then
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set --
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init=false
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continue
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fi
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case "$arg" in
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# The Windows build definition for PuTTY specifies all the
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# system API libraries by names like kernel32.lib. When CMake
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# reads that file and thinks it's compiling for Linux, it will
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# generate link options such as -lkernel32.lib. But in fact
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# winegcc expects -lkernel32, so we need to strip the ".lib"
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# suffix.
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-l*.lib) set -- "$@" "${arg%.lib}";;
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# Options that mean we're not linking.
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-E | -S | -c) link=false set -- "$@" "$arg";;
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# Anything else, we leave unchanged.
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*) set -- "$@" "$arg";;
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esac
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done
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if $link; then
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# winegcc requires this library for _wfopen
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set -- "$@" -lucrtbase
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fi
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echo "$@" >&2
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exec winegcc "$@"
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