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/* wsa.h */
/*
* Copyright (c) 1993 Regents of the University of Michigan.
* All rights reserved.
*
* Redistribution and use in source and binary forms are permitted
* provided that this notice is preserved and that due credit is given
* to the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. The name of the University
* may not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this
* software without specific prior written permission. This software
* is provided ``as is'' without express or implied warranty.
*/
#ifndef _MSDOS_H
#define _MSDOS_H
/*
* NOTE: This file should be included via ldap.h. Many symbols are
* defined here that are needed BEFORE anything else is included.
* Be careful !!!
*/
/*
* The following are defined within the Integrated Development Environment
* of Microsoft's Visual C++ Compiler (v1.52c)
* (Options/Project/Compiler/Preprocessor/Symbols and Macros to Define)
* But there's a (buffer length) limit to how long this list can be, so
* I'm doing the rest here in msdos.h
* WINSOCK, DOS, NEEDPROTOS, NO_USERINTERFACE
*/
/*
* MIT's krb.h doesn't use the symbols provided by Microsoft.
* It needs __MSDOS__ and WINDOWS. Normally _WINDOWS is provided by MS
* but it's based on having the prolog/epilog optimization switches set
* in a way that we don't set them. So define it manually.
*
* kbind.c needs __MSDOS__ for krb.h to include osconf.h
* which includes conf-pc.h which defines byte order and such
*/
#define __MSDOS__
/*
* conf-pc.h wants WINDOWS rather than _WINDOWS which Microsoft provides
*/
#define WINDOWS
/*
* Where two of the config files live in the windows environment
* There are two others also; ldfriend.cfg, & srchpref.cfg
* These names are different that the unix names due to 8.3 rule
*/
#define FILTERFILE "ldfilter.cfg"
#define TEMPLATEFILE "disptmpl.cfg"
/*
* These are not automatically defined for us even though we're a DLL. They
* are triggered by prolog/epilog configuration options that we don't use.
* But be careful not to redefine them for other apps that include this file.
*/
#ifndef _WINDLL
/*
* Needed by wshelper.h
*/
#define _WINDLL
#endif
#ifndef _WINDOWS
/*
* Needed by authlib.h via kerberos.c via AUTHMAN
*/
#define _WINDOWS 1
#endif
/*
* KERBEROS must be defined as a preprocessor symbol in the compiler.
* It's too late to define it in this file.
*/
/*
* AUTHMAN - Use Authlib.dll as a higher level interface to krbv4win.dll
* (kerberos). If defined, get_kerberosv4_credentials in kerberos.c is
* used and authlib.dll (and krbv4win.dll) are dynamically loaded and used.
* If AUTHMAN is not defined, the get_kerberosv4_credentials in
* kbind.c works just fine, but requires the presence of krbv4win.dll at
* load time.
*/
/* don't want to be dependent on authman
* #define AUTHMAN
*/
/*
* define WSHELPER if you want wsockip.c to use rgethostbyaddr() (in
* WSHELPER.DLL) rather than gethostbyaddr(). You might want this if your
* gethostbyaddr() returns the WRONG host name and you want to use
* kerberos authentication (need host name to form service ticket
* request). Most won't want kerberos, and of those, there might actually
* be some vendors who really do the lookup rather than use cached info
* from gethostbyname() calls.
*/
#define WSHELPER
/*
* The new slapd stuff
*/
#define LDAP_REFERRALS
/*
* LDAP character string translation routines
* I compiled and tested these and they seemed to work.
* The thing to test with is:
* cn=Charset Test Entry, ou=SWITCHdirectory, o=SWITCH, c=CH
*
* I'm disabling it for release.
#define STR_TRANSLATION
#define LDAP_CHARSET_8859 88591
#define LDAP_DEFAULT_CHARSET LDAP_CHARSET_8859
*/
#ifdef _DEBUG
#define LDAP_DEBUG
#endif
#include <winsock.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <malloc.h>
#ifndef _WIN32
#define memcpy( a, b, n ) _fmemcpy( a, b, n )
#define strcpy( a, b ) _fstrcpy( a, b )
#define strchr( a, c ) _fstrchr( a, c )
#endif /* !_WIN32 */
#define strcasecmp(a,b) stricmp(a,b)
#define strncasecmp(a,b,len) strnicmp(a,b,len)
#endif /* _MSDOS_H */
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