Chuck Atkins authored Jun 03, 2014 and Brad King committed Jul 01, 2014

Many Windows filesystem calls (but not all) have a MAX_PATH limitation
of 260 characters (drive letter, colon, backslash, 256 char path, null).
This is especially problematic for interacting with large highly nested
build trees (the boost C++ libraries, for example). This limitation can
be overcome by using extended length paths instead.  By converting
local filesystem and network paths to extended length paths before
passing them to the underlying APIs the maximum path length can be as
large as 32767 characters. The new ConvertToWindowsExtendedPath
function will convert "E:/a.txt" to "\\?\E:\a.txt" and "\\Foo\a.txt" to
"\\?\UNC\Foo\a.txt".

See also the MSDN article on "Naming Files, Paths, and Namespaces":

 http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa365247.aspx

This also adds a hidden CMake option, KWSYS_TEST_SYSTEMTOOLS_LONG_PATHS,
which, when set to TRUE, will enable the extended length path tests.
This is off by default since if something does go awry, the resulting
leftovers could be difficult to delete manually.

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