bugfix(#29): Fix Windows compilation error due to signedness of constants #41
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This is a fix for:
#29
The existing code assumed that the Wolfram LibraryLink constants would have
the same size and signedness on all platforms. This assumption was not correct
on Windows targeting MSVC, where constants that would be u32 on other platforms
would be i32.
See also:
* rust-lang/rust-bindgen#1244
* rust-lang/rust-bindgen#1361
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This is a fix for #29.
The existing code assumed that the Wolfram LibraryLink constants would have
the same size and signedness on all platforms. This assumption was not correct
on Windows targeting MSVC, where constants that would be u32 on other platforms
would be i32.
See also: