Modified lstrcpynWtoA to put terminating null at end of string, not

memory/string.c

@@ -437,12 +437,18 @@ LPWSTR WINAPI lstrcpynAtoW( LPWSTR dst, LPCSTR src, INT n )
  *           lstrcpynWtoA   (Not a Windows API)
  * Note: this function differs from the UNIX strncpy, it _always_ writes
  * a terminating \0
+ *
+ * The terminating zero should be written at the end of the string, not
+ * the end of the buffer, as some programs specify the wrong size for 
+ * the buffer (eg. winnt's sol.exe)
  */
 LPSTR WINAPI lstrcpynWtoA( LPSTR dst, LPCWSTR src, INT n )
 {
     if (--n >= 0)
     {
-        CRTDLL_wcstombs( dst, src, n );
+        n = CRTDLL_wcstombs( dst, src, n );
+        if(n<0)
+                 n=0;
         dst[n] = 0;
     }
     return dst;