replace 'LSTATUS' with 'LONG' #5
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When Arcanum was being developed, the Windows SDK declared 'RegOpenKeyExA' as returning a 'LONG'. The 'LSTATUS' type came much later, with the SDK for Windows Vista in 2006.
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Hey mate, the main goal of this repo is to support multiple platforms, in very many respects this means moving away from Windows-specific stuff to standard C things. This PR won't be merged as well as #6 for being Windows only. #7 and #8 won't be merged as they replace standard C functions with MSVC implementation-specific cousins. |
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OK I think there is some misunderstanding here. So you want to go cross-platform directly. There won't be an Arcanum Reference Edition, correct? |
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When Arcanum was being developed, the Windows SDK declared 'RegOpenKeyExA' as returning a 'LONG'. The 'LSTATUS' type came much later, with the SDK for Windows Vista in 2006.