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@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ used to create a shared object and get converted into an .efi file.
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If you comment out `USE_UTF8` in uefi.h, then all character representation will use `wchar_t`, and there will be no string
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conversion between your application and the UEFI interfaces. This also means you must use `L""` and `L''` literals everywhere,
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and you main would receive `wchar_t **argv`.
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and your main would receive `wchar_t **argv`.
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### Available Makefile Options
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@ -272,10 +272,10 @@ The actual implementation of `fstat` is in stdio.c, because it needs to access s
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| Function | Description |
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|---------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
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| usleep | the usual |
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| sleep | the usual |
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| unlink | as usual, but accepts wide char strings |
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| rmdir | as usual, but accepts wide char strings |
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| usleep | as usual (uses BS->Stall) |
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| sleep | as usual |
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| unlink | as usual, but might accept wide char strings |
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| rmdir | as usual, but might accept wide char strings |
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Accessing UEFI Services
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-----------------------
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@ -285,9 +285,9 @@ in `uefi.h`:
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| Global Variable | Description |
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|-----------------|----------------------------------------------------------|
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| `*BS` | *efi_boot_services_t*, pointer to the Boot Time Services |
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| `*RT` | *efi_runtime_t*, pointer to the Runtime Services |
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| `*ST` | *efi_system_table_t*, pointer to the UEFI System Table |
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| `*BS`, `gBS` | *efi_boot_services_t*, pointer to the Boot Time Services |
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| `*RT`, `gRT` | *efi_runtime_t*, pointer to the Runtime Services |
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| `*ST`, `gST` | *efi_system_table_t*, pointer to the UEFI System Table |
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| `IM` | *efi_handle_t* of your Loaded Image |
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The EFI structures, enums, typedefs and defines are all converted to ANSI C standard POSIX style, for example
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