A compile time check ensures the common case of streaming just a plain
C-style string literal still produces reasonably compact call-site code.
The format-string variants are still available in sal/detail/log.h, but
only to be used in obsolete osl/diagnose.h etc., and going to be removed
again eventually.
* New SAL_INFO..., SAL_WARN... macros.
* New SAL_STREAM supersedes OSL_FORMAT.
* oustringostreaminserter.hxx moved from unotest to rtl (and always UTF-8 now).
* TODO to enable GCC __attribute__((format)) in sal/log.h (requires call-site
cleanup).
* Further functionality in tools/debug.hxx (DBG_MEMTEST, DBG_CTOR, etc.) not yet
addressed.
* Some replacements tools String -> rtl::OUString.
Previously empty legacy registered_packages.db databases were created
unconditionally, at some efficiency and startup cost, despite these
being deprectated since before version 3.2.
We now handle version mismatches by warning on the console and ignoring
these files.
* Retro-added new-style UNOIDL singleton specification for it, for easy
instantiation.
* Plus new comphelper::getComponentContext to map from XMultiServiceFactory
to XComponentContext.
If CreateProcessServiceFactory is called, then common.rdb of
"Users/YOU/AppData/Roaming/LibreOffice/3/user/extensions/bundled/registry/
com.sun.star.comp.deployment.component.PackageRegistryBackend/common.rdb" is
opened mmapped
On a new start of an LibreOffice which wants to synchronize new config over an
old config, then it will want do a copy of
"install/share/prereg/bundled/registry/
com.sun.star.comp.deployment.component.PackageRegistryBackend/common.rdb"
over
"Users/YOU/AppData/Roaming/LibreOffice/3/user/extensions/bundled/registry/
com.sun.star.comp.deployment.component.PackageRegistryBackend/common.rdb"
which will fail on windows with error 1224, i.e. ERROR_USER_MAPPED_FILE
That aborts the copy_bundled_recursive copy, leaving an old config
pointing to the old location of dictionaries.
So for windows at least, CreateProcessServiceFactory shouldn't happen before
copy_bundled_recursive.