You can use define the CSIZE a couple times in your file, with conditional
compilation: http://doc.rust-lang.org/rust.html#conditional-compilation
On Sun, Sep 7, 2014 at 6:03 PM, Fox, Michael wrote:
> How can FFI work across platforms unless you compile against the specific
> platform’s headers
> Sometimes a common header defines the same-named structure, type or macro
> differently depending on your platform.
>
> For example, here’s a definition from termios.h on OSX:
>
> #define CSIZE 0x0300 /* character size mask */
>
> And here’s the same one on some old Linux:
>
> #defi
How can FFI work across platforms unless you compile against the specific
platform’s headers?
Sometimes a common header defines the same-named structure, type or macro
differently depending on your platform.
For example, here’s a definition from termios.h on OSX:
#define CSIZE 0x030
