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Possible stdio_seek fix #96
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…cal to stdio SEEK_*
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Hmm, looks like at one point SDL just used the stdio defines, and that changed back in 2006. (6c3f928#diff-fa81b9a4698473870db0819ad83fe96d). This looks like the right thing to do, but since SDL hasn't had a problem with this on any other platform, it looks like those values are pretty standard... |
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Interesting, thanks @Daft-Freak! I'm trying to get wasi to change its constants to match everything else, WebAssembly/WASI#106 if that works then we won't need this. |
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Looks like upstream fixed this: spurious/SDL-mirror@f8e45d4 |
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Oh great! Meanwhile wasi agreed to update those constants anyhow. So looks like good results all around and no need for this PR. |
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The current code assumes
RW_SEEK_*is identical to stdioSEEK_*. AFAICT those values are not standardized, so they are arbitrary.Am I missing something, or is this a real bugfix?
This fixes some tests in emscripten-core/emscripten#9555 where we are moving to the wasi constants for
SEEK_*and for some reason those are different than the common values used in musl and I guess most linuxes etc.