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Lines 72-79 Link Here

(-)../xfractint-20.04p07-orig/dos_help/hc.c (-2 / +2 lines)
72	# include <dir.h>	72	# include <dir.h>
73	# define FNSPLIT fnsplit	73	# define FNSPLIT fnsplit
74	#else	74	#else
75	# define MAXFILE _MAX_FNAME	75	# define MAXFILE FILE_MAX_FNAME
76	# define MAXEXT _MAX_EXT	76	# define MAXEXT FILE_MAX_EXT
77	# define FNSPLIT _splitpath	77	# define FNSPLIT _splitpath
78	#endif	78	#endif
79		79




#define RESTORESTART      3
#define CONTINUE          4

/* these are used to declare arrays for file names */
#ifdef XFRACT
#define FILE_MAX_PATH  256       /* max length of path+filename  */
#define FILE_MAX_DIR   256       /* max length of directory name */
#else
#define FILE_MAX_PATH  80       /* max length of path+filename  */
#define FILE_MAX_DIR   80       /* max length of directory name */
#endif
#define FILE_MAX_DRIVE  3       /* max length of drive letter   */

#if 1
#define FILE_MAX_FNAME  9       /* max length of filename       */
#define FILE_MAX_EXT    5       /* max length of extension      */
#else
/*
The filename limits were increased in Xfract 3.02. But alas,
in this poor program that was originally developed on the
nearly-brain-dead DOS operating system, quite a few things
in the UI would break if file names were bigger than DOS 8-3
names. So for now humor us and let's keep the names short.
*/
#define FILE_MAX_FNAME  64       /* max length of filename       */
#define FILE_MAX_EXT    64       /* max length of extension      */
#endif

#define MAXMAXLINELENGTH  128   /* upper limit for maxlinelength for PARs */
#define MINMAXLINELENGTH  40    /* lower limit for maxlinelength for PARs */





#endif
#endif


/* The following FILE_* #defines were moved here from fractint.h to
 * avoid inconsistent declarations in dos_help/hc.c and unix/unix.c. */

/* these are used to declare arrays for file names */
#ifdef XFRACT
#define FILE_MAX_PATH  256       /* max length of path+filename  */
#define FILE_MAX_DIR   256       /* max length of directory name */
#else
#define FILE_MAX_PATH  80       /* max length of path+filename  */
#define FILE_MAX_DIR   80       /* max length of directory name */
#endif
#define FILE_MAX_DRIVE  3       /* max length of drive letter   */

#if 1
#define FILE_MAX_FNAME  9       /* max length of filename       */
#define FILE_MAX_EXT    5       /* max length of extension      */
#else
/*
The filename limits were increased in Xfract 3.02. But alas,
in this poor program that was originally developed on the
nearly-brain-dead DOS operating system, quite a few things
in the UI would break if file names were bigger than DOS 8-3
names. So for now humor us and let's keep the names short.
*/
#define FILE_MAX_FNAME  64       /* max length of filename       */
#define FILE_MAX_EXT    64       /* max length of extension      */
#endif


/* Uses big_access32(), big_set32(),... functions instead of macros. */
/* Some little endian machines may require this as well. */
#if BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN

Lines 28-35 Link Here

(-)../xfractint-20.04p07-orig/headers/unix.h (-2 lines)
28	#define max(a,b) ((a)>(b)?(a):(b))	28	#define max(a,b) ((a)>(b)?(a):(b))
29	#define min(a,b) ((a)<(b)?(a):(b))	29	#define min(a,b) ((a)<(b)?(a):(b))
30	#define remove(x) unlink(x)	30	#define remove(x) unlink(x)
31	#define _MAX_FNAME 20
32	#define _MAX_EXT 4
33	#define chsize(fd,len) ftruncate(fd,len)	31	#define chsize(fd,len) ftruncate(fd,len)
34		32
35	#define inp(x) 0	33	#define inp(x) 0




#include <ctype.h>
#include "port.h"

#define FILE_MAX_PATH  256       /* max length of path+filename  */
#define FILE_MAX_DIR   256       /* max length of directory name */
#define FILE_MAX_DRIVE  3       /* max length of drive letter   */
#define FILE_MAX_FNAME  9       /* max length of filename       */
#define FILE_MAX_EXT    5       /* max length of extension      */

int iocount;

/*

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Lines 260-265 Link Here

(-)../xfractint-20.04p07-orig/headers/port.h (+30 lines)
260	#endif	260	#endif
261	#endif	261	#endif
262		262
		263
		264	/* The following FILE_* #defines were moved here from fractint.h to
		265	* avoid inconsistent declarations in dos_help/hc.c and unix/unix.c. */
		266
		267	/* these are used to declare arrays for file names */
		268	#ifdef XFRACT
		269	#define FILE_MAX_PATH 256 /* max length of path+filename */
		270	#define FILE_MAX_DIR 256 /* max length of directory name */
		271	#else
		272	#define FILE_MAX_PATH 80 /* max length of path+filename */
		273	#define FILE_MAX_DIR 80 /* max length of directory name */
		274	#endif
		275	#define FILE_MAX_DRIVE 3 /* max length of drive letter */
		276
		277	#if 1
		278	#define FILE_MAX_FNAME 9 /* max length of filename */
		279	#define FILE_MAX_EXT 5 /* max length of extension */
		280	#else
		281	/*
		282	The filename limits were increased in Xfract 3.02. But alas,
		283	in this poor program that was originally developed on the
		284	nearly-brain-dead DOS operating system, quite a few things
		285	in the UI would break if file names were bigger than DOS 8-3
		286	names. So for now humor us and let's keep the names short.
		287	*/
		288	#define FILE_MAX_FNAME 64 /* max length of filename */
		289	#define FILE_MAX_EXT 64 /* max length of extension */
		290	#endif
		291
		292
263	/* Uses big_access32(), big_set32(),... functions instead of macros. */	293	/* Uses big_access32(), big_set32(),... functions instead of macros. */
264	/* Some little endian machines may require this as well. */	294	/* Some little endian machines may require this as well. */
265	#if BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN	295	#if BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN

Lines 15-26 Link Here

(-)../xfractint-20.04p07-orig/unix/unix.c (-6 lines)
15	#include <ctype.h>	15	#include <ctype.h>
16	#include "port.h"	16	#include "port.h"
17		17
18	#define FILE_MAX_PATH 256 /* max length of path+filename */
19	#define FILE_MAX_DIR 256 /* max length of directory name */
20	#define FILE_MAX_DRIVE 3 /* max length of drive letter */
21	#define FILE_MAX_FNAME 9 /* max length of filename */
22	#define FILE_MAX_EXT 5 /* max length of extension */
23
24	int iocount;	18	int iocount;
25		19
26	/*	20	/*

Lines 47-77 Link Here

(-)../xfractint-20.04p07-orig/headers/fractint.h (-25 lines)
47	#define RESTORESTART 3	47	#define RESTORESTART 3
48	#define CONTINUE 4	48	#define CONTINUE 4
49		49
50	/* these are used to declare arrays for file names */
51	#ifdef XFRACT
52	#define FILE_MAX_PATH 256 /* max length of path+filename */
53	#define FILE_MAX_DIR 256 /* max length of directory name */
54	#else
55	#define FILE_MAX_PATH 80 /* max length of path+filename */
56	#define FILE_MAX_DIR 80 /* max length of directory name */
57	#endif
58	#define FILE_MAX_DRIVE 3 /* max length of drive letter */
59
60	#if 1
61	#define FILE_MAX_FNAME 9 /* max length of filename */
62	#define FILE_MAX_EXT 5 /* max length of extension */
63	#else
64	/*
65	The filename limits were increased in Xfract 3.02. But alas,
66	in this poor program that was originally developed on the
67	nearly-brain-dead DOS operating system, quite a few things
68	in the UI would break if file names were bigger than DOS 8-3
69	names. So for now humor us and let's keep the names short.
70	*/
71	#define FILE_MAX_FNAME 64 /* max length of filename */
72	#define FILE_MAX_EXT 64 /* max length of extension */
73	#endif
74
75	#define MAXMAXLINELENGTH 128 /* upper limit for maxlinelength for PARs */	50	#define MAXMAXLINELENGTH 128 /* upper limit for maxlinelength for PARs */
76	#define MINMAXLINELENGTH 40 /* lower limit for maxlinelength for PARs */	51	#define MINMAXLINELENGTH 40 /* lower limit for maxlinelength for PARs */
77		52