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Introducing Rust for Windows, and the windows crate
Rust for Windows, and the windows crate.
Using the windows crate, and calling Windows APIs.
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The windows system crate that Microsoft made for Rust is pretty awesome, it’s what the windows header for C/C++ should have done long ago (but since they didn’t then compiling that header is a bit of hell especially in compilation time for quick rebuilds, hence excessive precompiled header horrors).
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