All functions that manipulate strings should have an Ansi and a
Unicode variant.
Forward the unqualified dll entry points to the Ansi variant for
backward compatibility.
We're not allowed to use unqualified entry points in Wine, so change
RegInstall() calls to RegInstallA().
Update win32.api.

- rewrite auto mode startup
- move part of auto handling to tgt_active.c

- moves gdb command line handling to gdbproxy.c
- using manifest constants to make code more readable

- move process attachment and process creation (related to command
  line handling) from winedbg.c to tgt_active.c
- tidy up argument parsing

- made be_process_io references 'const'
- make use of it for dbg_read_memory and dbg_write_memory

Move all code related to an 'active' target (ie a running process)
from winedbg.c to tgt_active.c.

ClearCommError should only deal with *communication* errors (are being
seen on the serial interface) rather than API errors (which can be
reported to the caller by the API itself).  I then removed all the
stuff related to storing the error status in the server object.

There are no red/green/blue bitmasks with color depth==8bpp. In that
case always match against the whole byte.

it adds a reference to the device that shouldn't be there.

Oliver Stieber).

Handle wildcard address family hint in getaddrinfo.
Convert flags too in getnameinfo.

Test if the Desktop Folder's ParseDisplayName recognizes MyDocument's
path.  Removed some HRESULT tests on IUnknown_Release calls, which
returns ULONG.

Update win32.api.

Tweak the getnameinfo() prototype to better match the Windows PSDK and
the GetNameInfoW() prototype.
Update win32.api.

Add a missing sfc.dll prototype.
Add an sfc.dll section to win32.api for winapi_check.

DefWinProc() should call PostQuitMessage() on WM_ENDSESSION if the
shutdown is proceeding.

It is 0 that denotes an infinite timeout for the wine server now, not
-1 (INFINITE).
Document put_message_in_queue()'s check for INFINITE (done for
backwards compatibility with Windows 9x).

- Use 0 to get an infinite timeout with SendMessageTimeoutW().
- Use SendMessageTimeoutW() to send the WM_ENDSESSION messages too so
we don't get stuck if a process is hung.
- Only send WM_ENDSESSION to windows that received a
WM_QUERYENDSESSION message. Also better mimick the Windows behavior.

Set values for pwLogClust, uJustification and fClusterStart similar to
what Windows uses.

registry entry to make it easier to use.