win32 long path - #1147
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Add XSUM_widenStringAsUncPath which converts UTF-8 path to absolute UNC path with "\\?\" prefix.
Note: So far it contains #pragma comment(lib) and pathcch.lib which only supports Windows 8+ or Windows Server 2012+. This issue must be fixed. This function supports 3 types of absolute path - Classic DOS path (C:\...) - Extended length path (\\?\...) - UNC path (\\...) Also relative path is properly converted to extended length path (\\?\...)
Now WIN32 CLI supports a file which ends with '.'. E.g. "my_file." test_trailing_period.bat tests it.
To keep compatibility, now CMakeFile.txt detects MSVC + Win10+ automatically. If user want to use MinGW, set XXHASH_WIN_TARGET_WIN10 to cmake. They set XXHSUM_WIN32_LONGPATH for C preprocessor.
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This offers long path support, as well as support for complex characters, under Windows.
It builds upon #1061, that was started by @t-mat , and adds a few tests and minor complements and fixes to complete the diff.
closes #1060