java_props_md.c

/*
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#include <windows.h>
#include <shlobj.h>
#include <objidl.h>
#include <locale.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/timeb.h>
#include <tchar.h>

#include "locale_str.h"
#include "java_props.h"

#ifndef VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_WINDOWS
#define VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_WINDOWS 1
#endif

#ifndef PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_AMD64
#define PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_AMD64 9
#endif

typedef void (WINAPI *PGNSI)(LPSYSTEM_INFO);

#define SHELL_KEY "Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\\Shell Folders"

/* Encodings for Windows language groups. According to
   www.microsoft.com/globaldev/faqs/locales.asp,
   some locales do not have codepages, and are
   supported in Windows 2000/XP solely through Unicode.
   In this case, we use utf-8 encoding */

static char *encoding_names[] = {
    "Cp1250",    /*  0:Latin 2  */
    "Cp1251",    /*  1:Cyrillic */
    "Cp1252",    /*  2:Latin 1  */
    "Cp1253",    /*  3:Greek    */
    "Cp1254",    /*  4:Latin 5  */
    "Cp1255",    /*  5:Hebrew   */
    "Cp1256",    /*  6:Arabic   */
    "Cp1257",    /*  7:Baltic   */
    "Cp1258",    /*  8:Viet Nam */
    "MS874",     /*  9:Thai     */
    "MS932",     /* 10:Japanese */
    "GBK",       /* 11:PRC GBK  */
    "MS949",     /* 12:Korean Extended Wansung */
    "MS950",     /* 13:Chinese (Taiwan, Hongkong, Macau) */
    "utf-8",     /* 14:Unicode  */
    "MS1361",    /* 15:Korean Johab */
};

/*
 * List mapping from LanguageID to Java locale IDs.
 * The entries in this list should not be construed to suggest we actually have
 * full locale-data and other support for all of these locales; these are
 * merely all of the Windows locales for which we could construct an accurate
 * locale ID.  The data is based on the web page "Windows XP/Server 2003 -
 * List of Locale IDs, Input Locale, and Language Collection"
 * (http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/reference/winxp/xp-lcid.mspx)
 *
 * Some of the language IDs below are not yet used by Windows, but were
 * defined by Microsoft for other products, such as Office XP. They may
 * become Windows language IDs in the future.
 *
 */
typedef struct LANGIDtoLocale {
    WORD    langID;
    WORD    encoding;
    char*   javaID;
} LANGIDtoLocale;

static LANGIDtoLocale langIDMap[] = {
    /* fallback locales to use when the country code doesn't match anything we have */
    0x01,    6, "ar",
    0x02,    1, "bg",
    0x03,    2, "ca",
    0x04,   11, "zh",
    0x05,    0, "cs",
    0x06,    2, "da",
    0x07,    2, "de",
    0x08,    3, "el",
    0x09,    2, "en",
    0x0a,    2, "es",
    0x0b,    2, "fi",
    0x0c,    2, "fr",
    0x0d,    5, "iw",
    0x0e,    0, "hu",
    0x0f,    2, "is",
    0x10,    2, "it",
    0x11,   10, "ja",
    0x12,   12, "ko",
    0x13,    2, "nl",
    0x14,    2, "no",
    0x15,    0, "pl",
    0x16,    2, "pt",
    0x17,    2, "rm",
    0x18,    0, "ro",
    0x19,    1, "ru",
    0x1a,    0, "sr",
    0x1b,    0, "sk",
    0x1c,    0, "sq",
    0x1d,    2, "sv",
    0x1e,    9, "th",
    0x1f,    4, "tr",
    0x20,    2, "ur",
    0x21,    2, "in",
    0x22,    1, "uk",
    0x23,    1, "be",
    0x24,    0, "sl",
    0x25,    7, "et",
    0x26,    7, "lv",
    0x27,    7, "lt",
    0x28,    1, "tg",
    0x29,    6, "fa",
    0x2a,    8, "vi",
    0x2b,   14, "hy",
    0x2c,    4, "az",
    0x2d,    2, "eu",
/*  0x2e,    2, "??",  no ISO-639 abbreviation for Sorbian */
    0x2f,    1, "mk",
    0x31,    2, "ts",
    0x32,    2, "tn",
    0x34,    2, "xh",
    0x35,    2, "zu",
    0x36,    2, "af",
    0x37,   14, "ka",
    0x38,    2, "fo",
    0x39,   14, "hi",
    0x3a,   14, "mt",
    0x3b,    2, "se",
    0x3c,    2, "gd",
    0x3d,    2, "yi",
    0x3e,    2, "ms",
    0x3f,    1, "kk",
    0x40,    1, "ky",
    0x41,    2, "sw",
    0x42,    0, "tk",
    0x43,    1, "uz",
    0x44,    1, "tt",
    0x45,   14, "bn",
    0x46,   14, "pa",
    0x47,   14, "gu",
    0x48,   14, "or",
    0x49,   14, "ta",
    0x4a,   14, "te",
    0x4b,   14, "kn",
    0x4c,   14, "ml",
    0x4d,   14, "as",
    0x4e,   14, "mr",
    0x4f,   14, "sa",
    0x50,    1, "mn",
    0x51,   14, "bo",
    0x52,    1, "cy",
    0x53,   14, "km",
    0x54,   14, "lo",
    0x56,    2, "gl",
    0x5b,   14, "si",
    0x5d,   14, "iu",
    0x5e,   14, "am",
/*  0x5f,    2, "??",  no ISO-639 abbreviation for Tamazight */
    0x68,    2, "ha",
    0x6a,    2, "yo",
    0x6b,    2, "qu",
    0x6d,    1, "ba",
    0x6f,    2, "kl",
    0x70,    2, "ig",
/*  0x78,   14, "??",  no ISO-639 abbreviation for Yi */
    0x7e,    2, "br",
    0x80,    6, "ug",
    0x81,   14, "mi",
    0x82,    2, "oc",
    0x83,    2, "co",
/*  0x84,    2, "??",  no ISO-639 abbreviation for Alsatian */
/*  0x85,    1, "??",  no ISO-639 abbreviation for Yakut */
/*  0x86,    2, "??",  no ISO-639 abbreviation for K'iche */
    0x87,    2, "rw",
    0x88,    2, "wo",
/*  0x8c,    6, "??",  no ISO-639 abbreviation for Dari */
    /* mappings for real Windows LCID values */
    0x0401,  6, "ar_SA",
    0x0402,  1, "bg_BG",
    0x0403,  2, "ca_ES",
    0x0404, 13, "zh_TW",
    0x0405,  0, "cs_CZ",
    0x0406,  2, "da_DK",
    0x0407,  2, "de_DE",
    0x0408,  3, "el_GR",
    0x0409,  2, "en_US",
    0x040a,  2, "es_ES",  /* (traditional sort) */
    0x040b,  2, "fi_FI",
    0x040c,  2, "fr_FR",
    0x040d,  5, "iw_IL",
    0x040e,  0, "hu_HU",
    0x040f,  2, "is_IS",
    0x0410,  2, "it_IT",
    0x0411, 10, "ja_JP",
    0x0412, 12, "ko_KR",
    0x0413,  2, "nl_NL",
    0x0414,  2, "no_NO",
    0x0415,  0, "pl_PL",
    0x0416,  2, "pt_BR",
    0x0417,  2, "rm_CH",
    0x0418,  0, "ro_RO",
    0x0419,  1, "ru_RU",
    0x041a,  0, "hr_HR",
    0x041b,  0, "sk_SK",
    0x041c,  0, "sq_AL",
    0x041d,  2, "sv_SE",
    0x041e,  9, "th_TH",
    0x041f,  4, "tr_TR",
    0x0420,  6, "ur_PK",
    0x0421,  2, "in_ID",
    0x0422,  1, "uk_UA",
    0x0423,  1, "be_BY",
    0x0424,  0, "sl_SI",
    0x0425,  7, "et_EE",
    0x0426,  7, "lv_LV",
    0x0427,  7, "lt_LT",
    0x0428,  1, "tg_TJ",
    0x0429,  6, "fa_IR",
    0x042a,  8, "vi_VN",
    0x042b, 14, "hy_AM",  /* Armenian  */
    0x042c,  4, "az_AZ",  /* Azeri_Latin */
    0x042d,  2, "eu_ES",
/*  0x042e,  2, "??",      no ISO-639 abbreviation for Upper Sorbian */
    0x042f,  1, "mk_MK",
/*  0x0430,  2, "??",      no ISO-639 abbreviation for Sutu */
    0x0431,  2, "ts",     /* (country?) */
    0x0432,  2, "tn_ZA",
/*  0x0433,  2, "??",      no ISO-639 abbreviation for Venda */
    0x0434,  2, "xh_ZA",
    0x0435,  2, "zu_ZA",
    0x0436,  2, "af_ZA",
    0x0437, 14, "ka_GE",  /* Georgian   */
    0x0438,  2, "fo_FO",
    0x0439, 14, "hi_IN",
    0x043a, 14, "mt_MT",
    0x043b,  2, "se_NO",  /* Sami, Northern - Norway */
    0x043c,  2, "gd_GB",
    0x043d,  2, "yi",     /* (country?) */
    0x043e,  2, "ms_MY",
    0x043f,  1, "kk_KZ",  /* Kazakh */
    0x0440,  1, "ky_KG",  /* Kyrgyz     */
    0x0441,  2, "sw_KE",
    0x0442,  0, "tk_TM",
    0x0443,  4, "uz_UZ",  /* Uzbek_Latin */
    0x0444,  1, "tt_RU",  /* Tatar */
    0x0445, 14, "bn_IN",  /* Bengali   */
    0x0446, 14, "pa_IN",  /* Punjabi   */
    0x0447, 14, "gu_IN",  /* Gujarati  */
    0x0448, 14, "or_IN",  /* Oriya     */
    0x0449, 14, "ta_IN",  /* Tamil     */
    0x044a, 14, "te_IN",  /* Telugu    */
    0x044b, 14, "kn_IN",  /* Kannada   */
    0x044c, 14, "ml_IN",  /* Malayalam */
    0x044d, 14, "as_IN",  /* Assamese  */
    0x044e, 14, "mr_IN",  /* Marathi   */
    0x044f, 14, "sa_IN",  /* Sanskrit  */
    0x0450,  1, "mn_MN",  /* Mongolian */
    0x0451, 14, "bo_CN",  /* Tibetan   */
    0x0452,  2, "cy_GB",  /* Welsh     */
    0x0453, 14, "km_KH",  /* Khmer     */
    0x0454, 14, "lo_LA",  /* Lao       */
    0x0456,  2, "gl_ES",  /* Galician  */
/*  0x0457, 14, "??_IN",  /* Konkani, no ISO-639 abbreviation*/
/*  0x045a, 14, "??_SY",  /* Syriac, no ISO-639 abbreviation*/
    0x045b, 14, "si_LK",  /* Sinhala   */
    0x045d, 14, "iu_CA",  /* Inuktitut */
    0x045e, 14, "am_ET",  /* Amharic   */
    0x0461, 14, "ne_NP",  /* Nepali */
    0x0462,  2, "fy_NL",  /* Frisian */
    0x0463,  6, "ps_AF",  /* Pushto */
/*  0x0464,  2, "??_PH",  /* Filipino, no ISO-639 abbreviation*/
    0x0465, 14, "dv_MV",  /* Divehi    */
    0x0468,  2, "ha_NG",  /* Hausa     */
    0x046a,  2, "yo_NG",  /* Yoruba    */
    0x046b,  2, "qu_BO",  /* Quechua - Bolivia */
/*  0x046c,  2, "??_ZA",  /* Northern Sotho, no ISO-639 abbreviation */
    0x046d,  1, "ba_RU",  /* Bashkir   */
    0x046e,  2, "lb_LU",  /* Luxembourgish */
    0x046f,  2, "kl_GL",  /* Greenlandic */
    0x0470,  2, "ig_NG",  /* Igbo      */
/*  0x0478, 14, "??_CN",  /* Yi (PRC), no ISO-639 abbreviation */
/*  0x047a,  2, "??_CL",  /* Mapudungun (Araucanian), no ISO-639 abbreviation */
/*  0x047c,  2, "??_CA",  /* Mohawk, no ISO-639 abbreviation */
    0x047e,  2, "br_FR",  /* Breton    */
    0x0480,  6, "ug_CN",  /* Uighur    */
    0x0481, 14, "mi_NZ",  /* Maori - New Zealand */
    0x0482,  2, "oc_FR",  /* Occitan   */
    0x0483,  2, "co_FR",  /* Corsican  */
/*  0x0484,  2, "??_FR",  /* Alsatian, no ISO-639 abbreviation */
/*  0x0485,  1, "??_RU",  /* Yakut, no ISO-639 abbreviation */
/*  0x0486,  2, "??_GT",  /* K'iche, no ISO-639 abbreviation */
    0x0487,  2, "rw_RW",  /* Kinyarwanda */
    0x0488,  2, "wo_SN",  /* Wolof */
/*  0x048c,  6, "??_AF",  /* Dari, no ISO-639 abbreviation */
    0x0801,  6, "ar_IQ",
    0x0804, 11, "zh_CN",
    0x0807,  2, "de_CH",
    0x0809,  2, "en_GB",
    0x080a,  2, "es_MX",
    0x080c,  2, "fr_BE",
    0x0810,  2, "it_CH",
    0x0812, 15, "ko_KR",  /* Korean(Johab)*/
    0x0813,  2, "nl_BE",
    0x0814,  2, "no_NO_NY",
    0x0816,  2, "pt_PT",
    0x0818,  0, "ro_MD",
    0x0819,  1, "ru_MD",
    0x081a,  0, "sr_CS",
    0x081d,  2, "sv_FI",
    0x082c,  1, "az_AZ",  /* Azeri_Cyrillic */
/*  0x082e,  2, "??",      no ISO-639 abbreviation for Lower Sorbian */
    0x083b,  2, "se_SE",  /* Sami, Northern - Sweden */
    0x083c,  2, "ga_IE",
    0x083e,  2, "ms_BN",
    0x0843,  1, "uz_UZ",  /* Uzbek_Cyrillic */
    0x0845, 14, "bn_BD",  /* Bengali   */
    0x0850, 14, "mn_CN",  /* Traditional Mongolian */
    0x085d,  2, "iu_CA",  /* Inuktitut */
/*  0x085f,  2, "??_DZ",      no ISO-639 abbreviation for Tamazight */
    0x086b,  2, "qu_EC",  /* Quechua - Ecuador */
    0x0c01,  6, "ar_EG",
    0x0c04, 13, "zh_HK",
    0x0c07,  2, "de_AT",
    0x0c09,  2, "en_AU",
    0x0c0a,  2, "es_ES",  /* (modern sort) */
    0x0c0c,  2, "fr_CA",
    0x0c1a,  1, "sr_CS",
    0x0c3b,  2, "se_FI",  /* Sami, Northern - Finland */
    0x0c6b,  2, "qu_PE",  /* Quechua - Peru */
    0x1001,  6, "ar_LY",
    0x1004, 11, "zh_SG",
    0x1007,  2, "de_LU",
    0x1009,  2, "en_CA",
    0x100a,  2, "es_GT",
    0x100c,  2, "fr_CH",
    0x101a,  0, "hr_BA",
/*  0x103b,  2, "??_NO",  /* Sami, Lule - Norway */
    0x1401,  6, "ar_DZ",
    0x1404, 13, "zh_MO",
    0x1407,  2, "de_LI",
    0x1409,  2, "en_NZ",
    0x140a,  2, "es_CR",
    0x140c,  2, "fr_LU",
    0x141a,  0, "bs_BA",
/*  0x143b,  2, "??_SE",  /* Sami, Lule - Sweden */
    0x1801,  6, "ar_MA",
    0x1809,  2, "en_IE",
    0x180a,  2, "es_PA",
    0x180c,  2, "fr_MC",
    0x181a,  0, "sr_BA",
/*  0x183b,  2, "??_NO",  /* Sami, Southern - Norway */
    0x1c01,  6, "ar_TN",
    0x1c09,  2, "en_ZA",
    0x1c0a,  2, "es_DO",
    0x1c1a,  1, "sr_BA",
/*  0x1c3b,  2, "??_SE",  /* Sami, Southern - Sweden */
    0x2001,  6, "ar_OM",
    0x2009,  2, "en_JM",
    0x200a,  2, "es_VE",
    0x201a,  0, "bs_BA",  /* Bosnian (Cyrillic) */
/*  0x203b,  2, "??_FI",  /* Sami, Skolt - Finland */
    0x2401,  6, "ar_YE",
    0x2409,  2, "en",     /* ("Caribbean", which could be any of many countries) */
    0x240a,  2, "es_CO",
/*  0x243b,  2, "??_FI",  /* Sami, Inari - Finland */
    0x2801,  6, "ar_SY",
    0x2809,  2, "en_BZ",
    0x280a,  2, "es_PE",
    0x2c01,  6, "ar_JO",
    0x2c09,  2, "en_TT",
    0x2c0a,  2, "es_AR",
    0x3001,  6, "ar_LB",
    0x3009,  2, "en_ZW",
    0x300a,  2, "es_EC",
    0x3401,  6, "ar_KW",
    0x3409,  2, "en_PH",
    0x340a,  2, "es_CL",
    0x3801,  6, "ar_AE",
    0x380a,  2, "es_UY",
    0x3c01,  6, "ar_BH",
    0x3c0a,  2, "es_PY",
    0x4001,  6, "ar_QA",
    0x4009,  2, "en_IN",
    0x400a,  2, "es_BO",
    0x4409,  2, "en_MY",
    0x440a,  2, "es_SV",
    0x4809,  2, "en_SG",
    0x480a,  2, "es_HN",
    0x4c0a,  2, "es_NI",
    0x500a,  2, "es_PR",
    0x540a,  2, "es_US"
};

/*
 * binary-search our list of LANGID values.  If we don't find the
 * one we're looking for, mask out the country code and try again
 * with just the primary language ID
 */
static int
getLocaleEntryIndex(LANGID langID)
{
    int index = -1;
    int tries = 0;
    do {
        int lo, hi, mid;
        lo = 0;
        hi = sizeof(langIDMap) / sizeof(LANGIDtoLocale);
        while (index == -1 && lo < hi) {
            mid = (lo + hi) / 2;
            if (langIDMap[mid].langID == langID) {
                index = mid;
            } else if (langIDMap[mid].langID > langID) {
                hi = mid;
            } else {
                lo = mid + 1;
            }
        }
        langID = PRIMARYLANGID(langID);
        ++tries;
    } while (index == -1 && tries < 2);

    return index;
}

static char *
getEncodingInternal(int index)
{
    char * ret = encoding_names[langIDMap[index].encoding];

    //Traditional Chinese Windows should use MS950_HKSCS as the
    //default encoding, if HKSCS patch has been installed.
    // "old" MS950 0xfa41 -> u+e001
    // "new" MS950 0xfa41 -> u+92db
    if (strcmp(ret, "MS950") == 0) {
        TCHAR  mbChar[2] = {(char)0xfa, (char)0x41};
        WCHAR  unicodeChar;
        MultiByteToWideChar(CP_ACP, 0, mbChar, 2, &unicodeChar, 1);
        if (unicodeChar == 0x92db) {
            ret = "MS950_HKSCS";
        }
    } else {
        //SimpChinese Windows should use GB18030 as the default
        //encoding, if gb18030 patch has been installed (on windows
        //2000/XP, (1)Codepage 54936 will be available
        //(2)simsun18030.ttc will exist under system fonts dir )
        if (strcmp(ret, "GBK") == 0 && IsValidCodePage(54936)) {
            char systemPath[MAX_PATH + 1];
            char* gb18030Font = "\\FONTS\\SimSun18030.ttc";
            FILE *f = NULL;
            if (GetWindowsDirectory(systemPath, MAX_PATH + 1) != 0 &&
                strlen(systemPath) + strlen(gb18030Font) < MAX_PATH + 1) {
                strcat(systemPath, "\\FONTS\\SimSun18030.ttc");
                if ((f = fopen(systemPath, "r")) != NULL) {
                    fclose(f);
                    ret = "GB18030";
                }
            }
        }
    }

    return ret;
}

// Exported entries for AWT
DllExport const char *
getEncodingFromLangID(LANGID langID)
{
    int index = getLocaleEntryIndex(langID);

    if (index != (-1)) {
        return getEncodingInternal(index);
    } else {
        return "Cp1252";
    }
}

DllExport const char *
getJavaIDFromLangID(LANGID langID)
{
    int index = getLocaleEntryIndex(langID);

    if (index != (-1)) {
        return langIDMap[index].javaID;
    } else {
        return NULL;
    }
}

/*
 * Code to figure out the user's home directory using the registry
*/
static char *
getHomeFromRegistry()
{
    HKEY key;
    int rc;
    DWORD type;
    char *p;
    char path[MAX_PATH+1];
    int size = MAX_PATH+1;

    rc = RegOpenKeyEx(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, SHELL_KEY, 0, KEY_READ, &key);
    if (rc != ERROR_SUCCESS) {
        // Shell folder doesn't exist??!!
        return NULL;
    }

    path[0] = 0;
    rc = RegQueryValueEx(key, "Desktop", 0, &type, path, &size);
    if (rc != ERROR_SUCCESS || type != REG_SZ) {
        return NULL;
    }
    RegCloseKey(key);
    /* Get the parent of Desktop directory */
    p = strrchr(path, '\\');
    if (p == NULL) {
        return NULL;
    }
    *p = '\0';
    return strdup(path);
}

/*
 * Code to figure out the user's home directory using shell32.dll
 */
typedef HRESULT (WINAPI *GetSpecialFolderType)(HWND, int, LPITEMIDLIST *);
typedef BOOL (WINAPI *GetPathFromIDListType)(LPCITEMIDLIST, LPSTR);

char *
getHomeFromShell32()
{
    HMODULE lib = LoadLibrary("SHELL32.DLL");
    GetSpecialFolderType do_get_folder;
    GetPathFromIDListType do_get_path;
    HRESULT rc;
    LPITEMIDLIST item_list = 0;
    char *p;
    char path[MAX_PATH+1];
    int size = MAX_PATH+1;

    if (lib == 0) {
        // We can't load the library !!??
        return NULL;
    }

    do_get_folder = (GetSpecialFolderType)GetProcAddress(lib, "SHGetSpecialFolderLocation");
    do_get_path = (GetPathFromIDListType)GetProcAddress(lib, "SHGetPathFromIDListA");

    if (do_get_folder == 0 || do_get_path == 0) {
        // the library doesn't hold the right functions !!??
        return NULL;
    }

    rc = (*do_get_folder)(NULL, CSIDL_DESKTOPDIRECTORY, &item_list);
    if (!SUCCEEDED(rc)) {
        // we can't find the shell folder.
        return NULL;
    }

    path[0] = 0;
    (*do_get_path)(item_list, path);

    /* Get the parent of Desktop directory */
    p = strrchr(path, '\\');
    if (p) {
        *p = 0;
    }

    /*
     * We've been successful.  Note that we don't free the memory allocated
     * by ShGetSpecialFolderLocation.  We only ever come through here once,
     * and only if the registry lookup failed, so it's just not worth it.
     *
     * We also don't unload the SHELL32 DLL.  We've paid the hit for loading
     * it and we may need it again later.
     */

    return strdup(path);
}

static boolean
haveMMX(void)
{
    boolean mmx = 0;
    HMODULE lib = LoadLibrary("KERNEL32");
    if (lib != NULL) {
        BOOL (WINAPI *isProcessorFeaturePresent)(DWORD) =
            (BOOL (WINAPI *)(DWORD))
            GetProcAddress(lib, "IsProcessorFeaturePresent");
        if (isProcessorFeaturePresent != NULL)
            mmx = isProcessorFeaturePresent(PF_MMX_INSTRUCTIONS_AVAILABLE);
        FreeLibrary(lib);
    }
    return mmx;
}

static const char *
cpu_isalist(void)
{
    SYSTEM_INFO info;
    GetSystemInfo(&info);
    switch (info.wProcessorArchitecture) {
#ifdef PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_IA64
    case PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_IA64: return "ia64";
#endif
#ifdef PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_AMD64
    case PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_AMD64: return "amd64";
#endif
    case PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_INTEL:
        switch (info.wProcessorLevel) {
        case 6: return haveMMX()
            ? "pentium_pro+mmx pentium_pro pentium+mmx pentium i486 i386 i86"
            : "pentium_pro pentium i486 i386 i86";
        case 5: return haveMMX()
            ? "pentium+mmx pentium i486 i386 i86"
            : "pentium i486 i386 i86";
        case 4: return "i486 i386 i86";
        case 3: return "i386 i86";
        }
    }
    return NULL;
}

java_props_t *
GetJavaProperties(JNIEnv* env)
{
    static java_props_t sprops = {0};

    if (sprops.user_dir) {
        return &sprops;
    }

    /* AWT properties */
    sprops.awt_toolkit = "sun.awt.windows.WToolkit";

    /* tmp dir */
    {
        char tmpdir[MAX_PATH + 1];
        /* we might want to check that this succeed */
        GetTempPath(MAX_PATH + 1, tmpdir);
        sprops.tmp_dir = strdup(tmpdir);
    }

    /* Printing properties */
    sprops.printerJob = "sun.awt.windows.WPrinterJob";

    /* Java2D properties */
    sprops.graphics_env = "sun.awt.Win32GraphicsEnvironment";

    {    /* This is used only for debugging of font problems. */
        char *path = getenv("JAVA2D_FONTPATH");
        sprops.font_dir = (path != 0) ? strdup(path) : NULL;
    }

    /* OS properties */
    {
        char buf[100];
        OSVERSIONINFOEX ver;
        SYSTEM_INFO si;
        PGNSI pGNSI;

        ver.dwOSVersionInfoSize = sizeof(ver);
        GetVersionEx((OSVERSIONINFO *) &ver);

        ZeroMemory(&si, sizeof(SYSTEM_INFO));
        // Call GetNativeSystemInfo if supported or GetSystemInfo otherwise.
        pGNSI = (PGNSI) GetProcAddress(
                GetModuleHandle(TEXT("kernel32.dll")),
                "GetNativeSystemInfo");
        if(NULL != pGNSI)
            pGNSI(&si);
        else
            GetSystemInfo(&si);

        /*
         * From msdn page on OSVERSIONINFOEX, current as of this
         * writing, decoding of dwMajorVersion and dwMinorVersion.
         *
         *  Operating system            dwMajorVersion  dwMinorVersion
         * ==================           ==============  ==============
         *
         * Windows 95                   4               0
         * Windows 98                   4               10
         * Windows ME                   4               90
         * Windows 3.51                 3               51
         * Windows NT 4.0               4               0
         * Windows 2000                 5               0
         * Windows XP 32 bit            5               1
         * Windows Server 2003 family   5               2
         * Windows XP 64 bit            5               2
         *       where ((&ver.wServicePackMinor) + 2) = 1
         *       and  si.wProcessorArchitecture = 9
         * Windows Vista family         6               0  (VER_NT_WORKSTATION)
         * Windows Server 2008          6               0  (!VER_NT_WORKSTATION)
         * Windows 7                    6               1  (VER_NT_WORKSTATION)
         * Windows Server 2008 R2       6               1  (!VER_NT_WORKSTATION)
         *
         * This mapping will presumably be augmented as new Windows
         * versions are released.
         */
        switch (ver.dwPlatformId) {
        case VER_PLATFORM_WIN32s:
            sprops.os_name = "Windows 3.1";
            break;
        case VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_WINDOWS:
           if (ver.dwMajorVersion == 4) {
                switch (ver.dwMinorVersion) {
                case  0: sprops.os_name = "Windows 95";           break;
                case 10: sprops.os_name = "Windows 98";           break;
                case 90: sprops.os_name = "Windows Me";           break;
                default: sprops.os_name = "Windows 9X (unknown)"; break;
                }
            } else {
                sprops.os_name = "Windows 9X (unknown)";
            }
            break;
        case VER_PLATFORM_WIN32_NT:
            if (ver.dwMajorVersion <= 4) {
                sprops.os_name = "Windows NT";
            } else if (ver.dwMajorVersion == 5) {
                switch (ver.dwMinorVersion) {
                case  0: sprops.os_name = "Windows 2000";         break;
                case  1: sprops.os_name = "Windows XP";           break;
                case  2:
                   /*
                    * From MSDN OSVERSIONINFOEX and SYSTEM_INFO documentation:
                    *
                    * "Because the version numbers for Windows Server 2003
                    * and Windows XP 6u4 bit are identical, you must also test
                    * whether the wProductType member is VER_NT_WORKSTATION.
                    * and si.wProcessorArchitecture is
                    * PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_AMD64 (which is 9)
                    * If it is, the operating system is Windows XP 64 bit;
                    * otherwise, it is Windows Server 2003."
                    */
                    if(ver.wProductType == VER_NT_WORKSTATION &&
                       si.wProcessorArchitecture == PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE_AMD64) {
                        sprops.os_name = "Windows XP"; /* 64 bit */
                    } else {
                        sprops.os_name = "Windows 2003";
                    }
                    break;
                default: sprops.os_name = "Windows NT (unknown)"; break;
                }
            } else if (ver.dwMajorVersion == 6) {
                /*
                 * See table in MSDN OSVERSIONINFOEX documentation.
                 */
                if (ver.wProductType == VER_NT_WORKSTATION) {
                    switch (ver.dwMinorVersion) {
                    case  0: sprops.os_name = "Windows Vista";        break;
                    case  1: sprops.os_name = "Windows 7";            break;
                    default: sprops.os_name = "Windows NT (unknown)";
                    }
                } else {
                    switch (ver.dwMinorVersion) {
                    case  0: sprops.os_name = "Windows Server 2008";    break;
                    case  1: sprops.os_name = "Windows Server 2008 R2"; break;
                    default: sprops.os_name = "Windows NT (unknown)";
                    }
                }
            } else {
                sprops.os_name = "Windows NT (unknown)";
            }
            break;
        default:
            sprops.os_name = "Windows (unknown)";
            break;
        }
        sprintf(buf, "%d.%d", ver.dwMajorVersion, ver.dwMinorVersion);
        sprops.os_version = strdup(buf);
#if _M_IA64
        sprops.os_arch = "ia64";
#elif _M_AMD64
        sprops.os_arch = "amd64";
#elif _X86_
        sprops.os_arch = "x86";
#else
        sprops.os_arch = "unknown";
#endif

        sprops.patch_level = strdup(ver.szCSDVersion);

        sprops.desktop = "windows";
    }

    /* Endianness of platform */
    {
        unsigned int endianTest = 0xff000000;
        if (((char*)(&endianTest))[0] != 0) {
            sprops.cpu_endian = "big";
        } else {
            sprops.cpu_endian = "little";
        }
    }

    /* CPU ISA list */
    sprops.cpu_isalist = cpu_isalist();

    /*
     * User name
     * We try to avoid calling GetUserName as it turns out to
     * be surprisingly expensive on NT.  It pulls in an extra
     * 100 K of footprint.
     */
    {
        char *uname = getenv("USERNAME");
        if (uname != NULL && strlen(uname) > 0) {
            sprops.user_name = strdup(uname);
        } else {
            char buf[100];
            int buflen = sizeof(buf);
            sprops.user_name =
                GetUserName(buf, &buflen) ? strdup(buf) : "unknown";
        }
    }

    /*
     * Home directory/
     *
     * We first look under a standard registry key.  If that fails we
     * fall back on using a SHELL32.DLL API.  If that fails we use a
     * default value.
     *
     * Note: To save space we want to avoid loading SHELL32.DLL
     * unless really necessary.  However if we do load it, we leave it
     * in memory, as it may be needed again later.
     *
     * The normal result is that for a given user name XXX:
     *     On multi-user NT, user.home gets set to c:\winnt\profiles\XXX.
     *     On multi-user Win95, user.home gets set to c:\windows\profiles\XXX.
     *     On single-user Win95, user.home gets set to c:\windows.
     */
    {
        char *homep = getHomeFromRegistry();
        if (homep == NULL) {
            homep = getHomeFromShell32();
            if (homep == NULL) {
                homep = "C:\\";
            }
        }
        sprops.user_home = homep;
    }

    /*
     *  user.language
     *  user.country, user.variant (if user's environment specifies them)
     *  file.encoding
     *  file.encoding.pkg
     */
    {
        /*
         * query the system for the current system default locale
         * (which is a Windows LCID value),
         */
        LANGID langID = LANGIDFROMLCID(GetUserDefaultLCID());
        LANGID sysLangID = LANGIDFROMLCID(GetSystemDefaultLCID());

        {
            int index = getLocaleEntryIndex(langID);

            /*
             * if we didn't find the LCID that the system returned to us,
             * we don't have a Java locale ID that corresponds to it.
             * Fall back on en_US.
             */
            if (index == -1) {
                sprops.language = "en";
                sprops.country = "US";
                sprops.encoding = "Cp1252";
            } else {

                /* otherwise, look up the corresponding Java locale ID from
                 * the list of Java locale IDs and set up the system properties
                 * accordingly.
                 */

                char* lang;
                char* ctry;
                char* variant;

                lang = strdup(langIDMap[index].javaID);
                ctry = lang;

                while (*ctry != '_' && *ctry != 0)
                    ++ctry;

                if (*ctry == '_') {
                    *ctry++ = 0;
                }

                variant = ctry;
                while (*variant != '_' && *variant != 0)
                    ++variant;

                if (*variant == '_') {
                    *variant++ = 0;
                }

                sprops.language = lang;
                sprops.country = ctry;
                sprops.variant = variant;
                sprops.encoding = getEncodingInternal(index);
            }
            index = getLocaleEntryIndex(sysLangID);
            if (index == -1) {
                sprops.sun_jnu_encoding = "Cp1252";
            } else {
                sprops.sun_jnu_encoding = getEncodingInternal(index);
            }
        }
    }

    sprops.unicode_encoding = "UnicodeLittle";
    /* 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.
         */
        sprops.timezone = "";
    }

    /* Current directory */
    {
        char buf[MAX_PATH];
        GetCurrentDirectory(sizeof(buf), buf);
        sprops.user_dir = strdup(buf);
    }

    sprops.file_separator = "\\";
    sprops.path_separator = ";";
    sprops.line_separator = "\r\n";

    return &sprops;
}