[WIP] Transition away from OS-33790456#5660
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This is actually not just affecting the time* functions. I have a modularized UCRT module here (works beautifully btw.) with this list of fixups applied locally (i.e. no changes to any of the UCRT headers) + 'sans-static' identical replacements: Maybe this affects your efforts in some capacity. |
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@DanielaE - thanks for reaching out. Yeah you're right, and the good news is that we have applied this change more than just the "time functions". Below is the full list: Unfortunately, the following 3 functions had to be scoped out due to additional blockers:
So I think most of the functions you list, minus |
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Cool 😎 - thanks a lot for your efforts. I' looking forward to the upcoming UCRT and hope the updated functions will pass all my tests just as fine as they do with my current workaround. |
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Since we're waiting for the UCRT to release (ETA - October). I'm going to temporarily close this and re-open later (or re-create later) once we're able to test this and merge this for real :-) |
Context:
As reported in devcomm 1126857, several UCRT functions are declare as
static inline, especially those intime.h.This is a non-conforming signature, and prevents us from naively exporting those functions through modules. We have workarounds for this, but they're imperfect.
Thankfully - we just merged code in the UCRT that should improve this.
Soon, the UCRT will expose a binary macro,
_STATIC_INLINE_UCRT_FUNCTIONSto control these signatures. When set to0, these functions will have external linkage (conforming behavior) and when set to1they will continue to have static linkage (i.e. this is the escape hatch for backwards compatibility).This PR:
Consumes this macro so that we can expose these
time-related CRT functions via modules when the UCRT allows it. In short - we disable the workaround for exportingctimefunctions via modules by inspecting the value of_STATIC_INLINE_UCRT_FUNCTIONSStill pending: