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[feature request] Support Cstr literals #2710
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I think the stabilization is getting reverted, unfortunately: |
A bit unfortunate -- although I think bindgen support will be benefitted by the revert so more features (like proc_macro C string literals in rust-lang/rust#119750) can make it in. Bindgen support for this I think will be blocked by |
Seems fine to add an experimental feature. See |
Looks like it will be re-stabilized in 1.78 on 3/21/24. How would this interact with the existing generate_cstr option that will "will become enabled by default in a future release"? Would this just change the generated code from using |
I agree with @emilio, adding this as a nightly only feature meanwhile makes sense. If this feature is merged before the compiler feature is stabilized we can stabilize this feature and update the |
C-string literals was stabilized in Rust 1.77: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/03/21/Rust-1.77.0.html#c-string-literals |
A feature which automatically represented all strings without an embedded null as |
@GKFX the |
fixed via #2996 |
CStr
literals (c"Hello, world!"
) and raw literals (cr"Hello, World!"
) are supported as of rust-lang/rust#117472 and will be stabilized in ~1month. Would it be possible to add an option to emit this type of literal instead of&'static [u8]
for string literals? If it sounds like a good idea, I can try and take a pass at it, it'd be nice for several of my projects.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: