I have a number of changes I'd like to commit

[Eric Berman]

I'd like to get in touch with the owners to review these changes and/or get commit privileges.

My changes are around:
 - Fixing a few bugs around ASP.NET compatibility
 - Enabling compilation with the latest versions of XCode (needs to use ARC)
 - Removing a whole bunch of warnings when compiling for 64-bit.

[Henri Asseily]

Hello Eric, you’re cleared to commit. Thanks.

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[Eric Berman]

Thanks -

Just to be sure - nobody wants to review my edits? I've tested in my environment with my apps, but I don't know if there is a suite of tests I should be running...

Thanks

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[Eric Berman]

Thanks, I've just done a couple of commits, I will try to get the remainder in tomorrow.  (I need to segregate the changes so that each commit covers, ideally, just one thing).

[Eric Berman]

Remaining commits are done.  These should fix the following issues:
 - a) Will now build in current versions of XCode.  (Old code wouldn't build until it was upgraded to use ARC)
 - b) I upgraded a number of method calls/etc., which had been causing warnings at compile time (deprecated calls or compile time silliness like NSString * s = [NSString stringWithString:@"somestring"], which is just more runtime processing than "NSString * s = @"somestring"
 - c) "int" is always 32-bit, but NSInteger is 32- or 64-bit depending on platform, and this was causing compiler warnings and a few potential bugs.  I cleaned this up as well so that generated code compiles cleanly.

There is one remaining compiler warning for which I have a fix, but which I did not check in; I will ask about that on a separate thread.