Implement GetFileSizeEx compatibility wrapper#62
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oh, i didn't actually submit my comment, the longer one was from before ^^
Windows before 2000 lacks GetFileSizeEx which Rust relies on. Implement a compatibility function that uses GetFileSize as a backup.
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Excuse me, but seems like you've accidentally lost an assignment to *lpfilesize now...
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oh true lol |
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Oops, good catch. Sorry! #63 |
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Windows before 2000 lacks GetFileSizeEx which Rust relies on. Implement a compatibility function that uses GetFileSize as a backup.