Note that it does not actually work, though. Maybe because
g_io_channel_set_flags() is not implemented for file descriptor based
GIOChannels on Windows.
* glib/gtestutils.c: don't treat non-fatal messages as errors
* glib/tests/.gitignore: silence
* glib/tests/Makefile.am: updated
* glib/tests/protocol.c: add a test for the message treatment
Take advantage of our knowledge that GVariant strings are always valid
utf8 when printing and parsing:
- allow valid printing unicode characters to pass through unescaped
- escape non-printing characters using \uxxxx or \Uxxxxxxxx format
- do the same in the parser
- update existing test cases to use utf8, add a new test case
Partial-backout 8a21d8d23317ecebe46007f1fd5f7459bf182415. The
assertions should have remained relaxed since these functions are used
with non-posix_memalign()ed data.
The GVariant serialiser works well with non-8-aligned memory, but the
comparison serialiser in the test case depends on memory being
8-aligned. Use posix_memalign() to get the memory used by this
serialiser.
- modify serialiser validation function to enforce utf8 encoding
- add documentation to g_variant_new_string(), g_variant_get_string(),
g_variant_dup_string()
- add 2 new test cases to check that it works
NaN floating point values get mangled when passing across the function
call ABI on x86 so avoid using them to get rid of spurious failures.
Reported by Christian Persch and reliably reproduced by Emilio Pozuelo
Monfort.
Merge GVariant variable arguments support and put it under tests.
Also, remove the hack of the test case directly '#include'ing .c files
from glib/. Instead, create a non-installed gvariant-internal.h that
the tests can include and make the symbols in it visible on the symbol
table of the shared library. These symbols (as they are present in no
installed header files) are not part of the API of GLib.
Increase test coverage in a few other areas.
