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This only affects A suffixed Windows API usage, which Rust doesn't use anywhere. Rustc *may* have C/C++ dependencies which do however. The best way to be certain about this is to check whether there are any conversions between unicode and the narrow system encoding. Most like we're completely in the clear and this change would only improve things. #1

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Locomania69 opened this issue Sep 7, 2022 · 0 comments
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This only affects A suffixed Windows API usage, which Rust doesn't use anywhere. Rustc *may* have C/C++ dependencies which do however. The best way to be certain about this is to check whether there are any conversions between unicode and the narrow system encoding. Most like we're completely in the clear and this change would only improve things. #1

Locomania69 opened this issue Sep 7, 2022 · 0 comments

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This only affects A suffixed Windows API usage, which Rust doesn't use anywhere. Rustc may have C/C++ dependencies which do however. The best way to be certain about this is to check whether there are any conversions between unicode and the narrow system encoding. Most like we're completely in the clear and this change would only improve things.

Publicado originalmente por @retep998 en rust-lang/rust#96737 (comment)
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