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Indeed. And Win32 even gives you a way to bypass the legacy behaviour. You can use `\\?\` paths, which get automatically translated to `\??\` NT paths but are o
by ChrisSD 5y ago
Indeed. And Win32 even gives you a way to bypass the legacy behaviour. You can use `\\?\` paths, which get automatically translated to `\??\` NT paths but are otherwise left untouched.