Use c_char, which is the proper alias to use with CStr
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EDIT: Updated OP with some more info. And hopefully something cool for you as a maintainer! :) |
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Thanks! BTW, are you running on a real aarch64 machine? or some emulated that? I'm asking because I'd be interested in learning how to test on other platforms than amd64 (and testing with travis CI, if at all possible). |
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We're on a real one! I'd definitely suggest you take a look at |
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See
stddocs here.Just using
i8breaks things likeaarch64, which actually have a different definition ofcharin C. :) And yes, that means I'm actually participating in a project where this is getting ported to embedded devices!