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#ifdef __linux__

#include <stdio.h>

#include <ctype.h>

#endif

#include <pwd.h>

#include <locale.h>

#ifndef ARCHPROPNAME

#error "The macro ARCHPROPNAME has not been defined"

#endif

#include <sys/utsname.h>        /* For os_name and os_version */

#include <langinfo.h>           /* For nl_langinfo */

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <string.h>

#include <sys/types.h>

#include <unistd.h>

#include <sys/param.h>

#include <time.h>

#include <errno.h>

#include "locale_str.h"

#include "java_props.h"

#ifdef __linux__

#define CODESET _NL_CTYPE_CODESET_NAME

#else

#ifdef ALT_CODESET_KEY

#define CODESET ALT_CODESET_KEY

#endif

#endif

/* Take an array of string pairs (map of key->value) and a string (key).

 * Examine each pair in the map to see if the first string (key) matches the

 * string.  If so, store the second string of the pair (value) in the value and

 * return 1.  Otherwise do nothing and return 0.  The end of the map is

 * indicated by an empty string at the start of a pair (key of "").

 */

static int

mapLookup(char* map[], const char* key, char** value) {

    int i;

    for (i = 0; strcmp(map[i], ""); i += 2){

        if (!strcmp(key, map[i])){

            *value = map[i + 1];

            return 1;

        }

    }

    return 0;

}

/* This function sets an environment variable using envstring.

 * The format of envstring is "name=value".

 * If the name has already existed, it will append value to the name.

 */

static void

setPathEnvironment(char *envstring)

{

    char name[20], *value, *current;

    value = strchr(envstring, '='); /* locate name and value separator */

    if (! value)

        return; /* not a valid environment setting */

    /* copy first part as environment name */

    strncpy(name, envstring, value - envstring);

    name[value-envstring] = '\0';

    value++; /* set value point to value of the envstring */

    current = getenv(name);

    if (current) {

        if (! strstr(current, value)) {

            /* value is not found in current environment, append it */

            char *temp = malloc(strlen(envstring) + strlen(current) + 2);

        strcpy(temp, name);

        strcat(temp, "=");

        strcat(temp, current);

        strcat(temp, ":");

        strcat(temp, value);

        putenv(temp);

        }

        /* else the value has already been set, do nothing */

    }

    else {

        /* environment variable is not found */

        putenv(envstring);

    }

}

#ifndef P_tmpdir

#define P_tmpdir "/var/tmp"

#endif

/* This function gets called very early, before VM_CALLS are setup.

 * Do not use any of the VM_CALLS entries!!!

 */

java_props_t *

GetJavaProperties(JNIEnv *env)

{

    static java_props_t sprops = {0};

    char *v; /* tmp var */

    if (sprops.user_dir) {

        return &sprops;

    }

    /* tmp dir */

    sprops.tmp_dir = P_tmpdir;

    /* Printing properties */

    sprops.printerJob = "sun.print.PSPrinterJob";

    /* patches/service packs installed */

    sprops.patch_level = "unknown";

    /* Java 2D properties */

    sprops.graphics_env = "sun.awt.X11GraphicsEnvironment";

    sprops.awt_toolkit = NULL;

    /* This is used only for debugging of font problems. */

    v = getenv("JAVA2D_FONTPATH");

    sprops.font_dir = v ? v : NULL;

#ifdef SI_ISALIST

    /* supported instruction sets */

    {

        char list[258];

        sysinfo(SI_ISALIST, list, sizeof(list));

        sprops.cpu_isalist = strdup(list);

    }

#else

    sprops.cpu_isalist = NULL;

#endif

    /* endianness of platform */

    {

        unsigned int endianTest = 0xff000000;

        if (((char*)(&endianTest))[0] != 0)

            sprops.cpu_endian = "big";

        else

            sprops.cpu_endian = "little";

    }

    /* os properties */

    {

        struct utsname name;

        uname(&name);

        sprops.os_name = strdup(name.sysname);

        sprops.os_version = strdup(name.release);

        sprops.os_arch = ARCHPROPNAME;

        if (getenv("GNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_ID") != NULL) {

            sprops.desktop = "gnome";

        }

        else {

            sprops.desktop = NULL;

        }

    }

    /* Determine the language, country, variant, and encoding from the host,

     * and store these in the user.language, user.country, user.variant and

     * file.encoding system properties. */

    {

        char *lc;

        lc = setlocale(LC_CTYPE, "");

#ifndef __linux__

        if (lc == NULL) {

            /*

             * 'lc == null' means system doesn't support user's environment

             * variable's locale.

             */

          setlocale(LC_ALL, "C");

          sprops.language = "en";

          sprops.encoding = "ISO8859-1";

          sprops.sun_jnu_encoding = sprops.encoding;

        } else {

#else

        if (lc == NULL || !strcmp(lc, "C") || !strcmp(lc, "POSIX")) {

            lc = "en_US";

        }

        {

#endif

            /*

             * locale string format in Solaris is

             * <language name>_<country name>.<encoding name>@<variant name>

             * <country name>, <encoding name>, and <variant name> are optional.

             */

            char temp[64];

            char *language = NULL, *country = NULL, *variant = NULL,

                 *encoding = NULL;

            char *std_language = NULL, *std_country = NULL, *std_variant = NULL,

                 *std_encoding = NULL;

            char *p, encoding_variant[64];

            int i, found;

#ifndef __linux__

            /*

             * Workaround for Solaris bug 4201684: Xlib doesn't like @euro

             * locales. Since we don't depend on the libc @euro behavior,

             * we just remove the qualifier.

             * On Linux, the bug doesn't occur; on the other hand, @euro

             * is needed there because it's a shortcut that also determines

             * the encoding - without it, we wouldn't get ISO-8859-15.

             * Therefore, this code section is Solaris-specific.

             */

            lc = strdup(lc);    /* keep a copy, setlocale trashes original. */

            strcpy(temp, lc);

            p = strstr(temp, "@euro");

            if (p != NULL)

                *p = '\0';

            setlocale(LC_ALL, temp);

#endif

            strcpy(temp, lc);

            /* Parse the language, country, encoding, and variant from the

             * locale.  Any of the elements may be missing, but they must occur

             * in the order language_country.encoding@variant, and must be

             * preceded by their delimiter (except for language).

             *

             * If the locale name (without .encoding@variant, if any) matches

             * any of the names in the locale_aliases list, map it to the

             * corresponding full locale name.  Most of the entries in the

             * locale_aliases list are locales that include a language name but

             * no country name, and this facility is used to map each language

             * to a default country if that's possible.  It's also used to map

             * the Solaris locale aliases to their proper Java locale IDs.

             */

            if ((p = strchr(temp, '.')) != NULL) {

                strcpy(encoding_variant, p); /* Copy the leading '.' */

                *p = '\0';

            } else if ((p = strchr(temp, '@')) != NULL) {

                 strcpy(encoding_variant, p); /* Copy the leading '@' */

                 *p = '\0';

            } else {

                *encoding_variant = '\0';

            }

            if (mapLookup(locale_aliases, temp, &p)) {

                strcpy(temp, p);

            }

            language = temp;

            if ((country = strchr(temp, '_')) != NULL) {

                *country++ = '\0';

            }

            p = encoding_variant;

            if ((encoding = strchr(p, '.')) != NULL) {

                p[encoding++ - p] = '\0';

                p = encoding;

            }

            if ((variant = strchr(p, '@')) != NULL) {

                p[variant++ - p] = '\0';

            }

            /* Normalize the language name */

            std_language = "en";

            if (language != NULL) {

                mapLookup(language_names, language, &std_language);

            }

            sprops.language = std_language;

            /* Normalize the country name */

            if (country != NULL) {

                std_country = country;

                mapLookup(country_names, country, &std_country);

                sprops.country = strdup(std_country);

            }

            /* Normalize the variant name.  Note that we only use

             * variants listed in the mapping array; others are ignored. */

            if (variant != NULL) {

                mapLookup(variant_names, variant, &std_variant);

                sprops.variant = std_variant;

            }

            /* Normalize the encoding name.  Note that we IGNORE the string

             * 'encoding' extracted from the locale name above.  Instead, we use the

             * more reliable method of calling nl_langinfo(CODESET).  This function

             * returns an empty string if no encoding is set for the given locale

             * (e.g., the C or POSIX locales); we use the default ISO 8859-1

             * converter for such locales.

             */

            /* OK, not so reliable - nl_langinfo() gives wrong answers on

             * Euro locales, in particular. */

            if (strcmp(p, "ISO8859-15") == 0)

                p = "ISO8859-15";

            else

                p = nl_langinfo(CODESET);

            /* Convert the bare "646" used on Solaris to a proper IANA name */

            if (strcmp(p, "646") == 0)

                p = "ISO646-US";

            /* return same result nl_langinfo would return for en_UK,

             * in order to use optimizations. */

            std_encoding = (*p != '\0') ? p : "ISO8859-1";

#ifdef __linux__

            /*

             * Remap the encoding string to a different value for japanese

             * locales on linux so that customized converters are used instead

             * of the default converter for "EUC-JP". The customized converters

             * omit support for the JIS0212 encoding which is not supported by

             * the variant of "EUC-JP" encoding used on linux

             */

            if (strcmp(p, "EUC-JP") == 0) {

                std_encoding = "EUC-JP-LINUX";

            }

#else

            if (strcmp(p,"eucJP") == 0) {

                /* For Solaris use customized vendor defined character

                 * customized EUC-JP converter

                 */

                std_encoding = "eucJP-open";

            } else if (strcmp(p, "Big5") == 0 || strcmp(p, "BIG5") == 0) {

                /*

                 * Remap the encoding string to Big5_Solaris which augments

                 * the default converter for Solaris Big5 locales to include

                 * seven additional ideographic characters beyond those included

                 * in the Java "Big5" converter.

                 */

                std_encoding = "Big5_Solaris";

            } else if (strcmp(p, "Big5-HKSCS") == 0) {

                /*

                 * Solaris uses HKSCS2001

                 */

                std_encoding = "Big5-HKSCS-2001";

            }

#endif

            sprops.encoding = std_encoding;

            sprops.sun_jnu_encoding = sprops.encoding;

        }

    }

#ifdef __linux__

#if __BYTE_ORDER == __LITTLE_ENDIAN

    sprops.unicode_encoding = "UnicodeLittle";

#else

    sprops.unicode_encoding = "UnicodeBig";

#endif

#else

    sprops.unicode_encoding = "UnicodeBig";

#endif

    /* user properties */

    {

        struct passwd *pwent = getpwuid(getuid());

        sprops.user_name = pwent ? strdup(pwent->pw_name) : "?";

        sprops.user_home = pwent ? strdup(pwent->pw_dir) : "?";

    }

    /* User TIMEZONE */

    {

        /*

         * We defer setting up timezone until it's actually necessary.

         * Refer to TimeZone.getDefault(). However, the system

         * property is necessary to be able to be set by the command

         * line interface -D. Here temporarily set a null string to

         * timezone.

         */

        tzset();        /* for compatibility */

        sprops.timezone = "";

    }

    /* Current directory */

    {

        char buf[MAXPATHLEN];

        errno = 0;

        if (getcwd(buf, sizeof(buf))  == NULL)

            JNU_ThrowByName(env, "java/lang/Error",

             "Properties init: Could not determine current working directory.");

        else

            sprops.user_dir = strdup(buf);

    }

    sprops.file_separator = "/";

    sprops.path_separator = ":";

    sprops.line_separator = "\n";

    /* Append CDE message and resource search path to NLSPATH and

     * XFILESEARCHPATH, in order to pick localized message for

     * FileSelectionDialog window (Bug 4173641).

     */

    setPathEnvironment("NLSPATH=/usr/dt/lib/nls/msg/%L/%N.cat");

    setPathEnvironment("XFILESEARCHPATH=/usr/dt/app-defaults/%L/Dt");

    return &sprops;

}

jstring

GetStringPlatform(JNIEnv *env, nchar* cstr)

{

    return JNU_NewStringPlatform(env, cstr);

}