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pub mod result; |
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pub mod result; |
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pub use result::*; |
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pub use result::*; |
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// Fun fact: bindgen can and will generate enum values of the wrong size, and if a generated struct contains fields
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// Fun fact: C compilers are allowed to represent enums as the smallest integer type that can hold all of its variants,
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// using those values, then that struct will have the wrong size and field offsets too. To fix that problem,
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// meaning that enums are allowed to be the size of a `c_short` or a `c_char` rather than the size of a `c_int`.
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// you have to blocklist the enum type in bindgen and manually define it with the proper data type.
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// Libctru's `errorConf` struct contains two enums that depend on this narrowing property for size and alignment purposes,
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// and since `bindgen` generates all enums with `c_int` sizing, we have to blocklist those types and manually define them
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// here with the proper size.
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pub const ERROR_UNKNOWN: errorReturnCode = -1; |
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pub const ERROR_UNKNOWN: errorReturnCode = -1; |
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pub const ERROR_NONE: errorReturnCode = 0; |
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pub const ERROR_NONE: errorReturnCode = 0; |
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pub const ERROR_SUCCESS: errorReturnCode = 1; |
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pub const ERROR_SUCCESS: errorReturnCode = 1; |
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