fix: use std::ffi::c_char instead of platform specific int #66
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This change reverts a previous change that did platform detection and set a type correspondingly to u8 or i8. By using std::ffi::c_char we get a portable way to do the same thing.
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@bavshin-f5 Thank you for the correction regarding the type usage. |
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This change reverts a previous change that did platform detection and set a type correspondingly to u8 or i8. By using std::ffi::c_char we get a portable way to do the same thing.
This PR fixes a shortcoming with the change in commit: d66f341
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