mkwinsyscall generates windows system call bodies
It parses all files specified on command line containing function prototypes (like syscall_windows.go) and prints system call bodies to standard output.
The prototypes are marked by lines beginning with "//sys" and read like func declarations if //sys is replaced by func, but:
The parameter lists must give a name for each argument. This includes return parameters.
The parameter lists must give a type for each argument: the (x, y, z int) shorthand is not allowed.
If the return parameter is an error number, it must be named err.
If go func name needs to be different from its winapi dll name, the winapi name could be specified at the end, after "=" sign, like //sys LoadLibrary(libname string) (handle uint32, err error) = LoadLibraryA
Each function that returns err needs to supply a condition, that return value of winapi will be tested against to detect failure. This would set err to windows "last-error", otherwise it will be nil. The value can be provided at end of //sys declaration, like //sys LoadLibrary(libname string) (handle uint32, err error) [failretval==-1] = LoadLibraryA and is [failretval==0] by default.
If the function name ends in a "?", then the function not existing is non- fatal, and an error will be returned instead of panicking.
Usage:
mkwinsyscall [flags] [path ...]
The flags are:
-output Specify output file name (outputs to console if blank). -trace Generate print statement after every syscall.