Cross-Platform Development Support for Windows Environment #211
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…n and display Rust toolchain information
- Modify Cargo.toml to include dependencies and features for Windows platform. - Introduce conditional compilation to Tripwire module to handle signal streams differently based on the target platform. - Update rust-toolchain.toml to specify the Windows targets (commented out).
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This pull request introduces cross-platform support for signal handling, enhancing the project's compatibility with both Unix and Windows environments.
The changes include:
Cargo.tomlandrust-toolchain.tomlfiles to specify dependencies and targets required for Windows compatibility.crsqlite-windows-x86_64.dll, the Windows DLL forcr-sqlite.Major Challenge:
Despite these enhancements, a significant challenge remains in integration with Windows systems, particularly regarding the handling of Unix-heavy processes at
crates/sqlite3-restore/src/lib.rs.Checklist