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My background is mostly in C and as I am still new to zig some of the type conversions needed for C and Zig to talk were not crystal clear at the beginning. Now I understand them and I'll give a quick rundown to hopefully help anyone else that needs it.
Let's start off with what a C string type is in Zig. There are 2 recommended1 ways of denoting a C string.
// Sentinel slice of unknown amount [*:0]const u8 // Slice of unknown amount [*]const u8
If you can expect the string to be null-terminated you want the first option which can be converted into a Zig slice with the std.mem.span function. Otherwise, you'll want the second option with you usually requiring a length parameter passed into your exported function so you can get a slice-by-length.
Examples:
export pub fn test_c_string(str: [*:0]const u8) void { const local_slice: []const u8 = std.mem.span(str); // rest of function }
export pub fn test_c_string(str: [*]const u8, len: usize) void { const local_slice: []const u8 = str[0..len]; // rest of the function }
That's really all you need to know for your C string needs. The rest of Zig's strings can convert between Zig slice/array types fairly easily without much intervention.
One type that confused me at first was array sentinel types (i.e. [5:0]const u8) because I assumed it was similar to [*:0]const u8 but the difference is the comptime length (i.e. 5) which turns this slice into a known length so Zig can do it's slice conversions between similar types easily.
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