so put the 64-bit integer stuff in an #ifndef __MSDOS__ block to enable the
build to succeed.

uifc.lib(uifc32.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _cp_to_utf8
uifc.lib(uifc32.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _utf8_to_cp

messages (telegrams) from 128 to 256 bytes to resolve observed truncation of
download notification messages like this:
"Guns N Roses - Hotel Brawl Jam (Live).mp3 was FTP-downloaded by Guest [89.245.6.
199]
You were awarded 2,057,356 cred"

Remove xlat.
Rearrange Commdore fonts to match ASCII.
Clean up C64 emulation a lot...
Set the Commodore background to black in CTerm... it seems pretty much
all terminals do this.

function (don't leave it high-intensity white on accident).

iniReadFile():
- enables the use of the !include directive in the read .in file
- reduces rewinds/re-reads of the .ini file, speeding up the total operation

I also removed the old crash dump comments from here.

to/from screen codes.  We can now use the ATASCII codepage which means
copy/paste is working great for Atari now.

it's actually used.

ISO-8859-7, ISO-8859-1, CP866M2, CP866U, CP1131, ARMSCII8, HAIK8

Still to come... ATASCII and PETSCII unicode translations.

ISO-8859-5, CP850, CP865

getcliptext() and copytext() (ie: copy/paste) now work on UTF-8 strings.
Not tested on Win32 yet.

This is planned to work with the built-in fonts... no real idea how to
make this work with dynamic fonts at this time.

We'll also need a line drawing set thing ala curses, but I'll worry about
that when/if I update uifc32 for unicode.

races, etc.

defaults to "automsg" (e.g. automsg.js). So now shells that use the Baja
auto_message function (or call JS bbs.auto_msg()) will execute the module
configured here automatically.

defaults to "automsg" (e.g. automsg.js). So now shells that use the Baja
auto_message function (or call JS bbs.auto_msg()) will execute the module
configured here automatically.
Deleted the old-crufty sbbs_t::automsg() implementation. We have the work-alike
auto.js, but really it's time to totally overhaul that sucker into something
modernish (e.g. allow *editing* the message you wrote <gasp>).

current sub, executing the configured "List Msgs Module" if there is one
configured in SCFG->System->Loadable Modules (e.g. msglist.js)

Fixes issue with large downloads over SSH.

No system seems to actually install en_??.IBM437, but that's what it should
be called, and it falls back to C so good enough I guess.

*may* break all sorts of other things.

a major regression for key input. :(