The following fails with STATUS_STACK_BUFFER_OVERRUN on Windows:
use gettextrs::{setlocale, LocaleCategory};
fn main() {
setlocale(LocaleCategory::LcAll, "");
}
The reason is that the definition of LocaleCategory assumes that the values for the enum members are the same as on (some flavours of) Linux, i.e. that LC_ALL is 6. On Windows, LC_ALL is 0 and 6 is an invalid value for the first parameter, hence the failure.
One potential way to fix this would be to take a dependency on libc and get the constants from there (this would also allow for removing the setlocale definition from gettext-sys), e.g.
pub enum LocaleCategory {
LcCType = libc::LC_CTYPE as isize,
LcNumeric = libc::LC_NUMERIC as isize,
// etc.
}
This would still need to take into account the fact that some of these constants (e.g. LC_MESSAGES) do not exist on non-POSIX systems.
The following fails with
STATUS_STACK_BUFFER_OVERRUNon Windows:The reason is that the definition of
LocaleCategoryassumes that the values for the enum members are the same as on (some flavours of) Linux, i.e. thatLC_ALLis 6. On Windows,LC_ALLis 0 and 6 is an invalid value for the first parameter, hence the failure.One potential way to fix this would be to take a dependency on
libcand get the constants from there (this would also allow for removing thesetlocaledefinition fromgettext-sys), e.g.This would still need to take into account the fact that some of these constants (e.g.
LC_MESSAGES) do not exist on non-POSIX systems.