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1.98's sharper macro-use tracking flags the live-id macro globs five script modules kept without using; windows-strings' strlen extern takes *const c_char with a cast at the two call sites instead of tripping suspicious_runtime_symbol_definitions (PCSTR is transparent over *const u8, so the ABI never changed). |
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Windows string types
The windows-strings crate provides common Windows string types used by various Windows APIs.
Start by adding the following to your Cargo.toml file:
[dependencies.windows-strings]
version = "0.5"
Use the Windows string types as needed:
use windows_strings::*;
const A: PCSTR = s!("ansi");
const W: PCWSTR = w!("wide");
fn main() {
let b = BSTR::from("bstr");
let h = HSTRING::from("hstring");
assert_eq!(b, "bstr");
assert_eq!(h, "hstring");
assert_eq!(unsafe { A.to_string().unwrap() }, "ansi");
assert_eq!(unsafe { W.to_string().unwrap() }, "wide");
}