1 krisbash 1.1 
 2              /*
 3              **==============================================================================
 4              **
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22 krisbash 1.1 **
23              **==============================================================================
24              */
25              
26              #ifndef INTLSTR_RC_INC
27              #define INTLSTR_RC_INC
28              #endif
29              
30              #include <pal/format.placeholders.h>
31              
32              #define Intlstr_Define0(id, name, text) id, text "\0."
33              #define Intlstr_Define1(id, name, parameter1_type, parameter1_name, text) id, text "\0."
34              #define Intlstr_Define2(id, name, parameter1_type, parameter1_name, parameter2_type, parameter2_name, text) id, text "\0."
35              #define Intlstr_Define3(id, name, parameter1_type, parameter1_name, parameter2_type, parameter2_name, parameter3_type, parameter3_name, text) id, text "\0."
36              
37              /* Notes:
38               *
39               * - LoadString (when returning a read-only pointer / in case a caller didn't provide a buffer) doesn't guarantee that the returned string is NUL-terminated.
40               *   This knowledge is based on 1) lack of explicit guarantee in documentation, 2) reading source code of LoadString.
41               *   To workaround - we are explicitly adding a NUL character above.
42               */