// Windows x86_64 — print "42" and exit(0) through the Win32 system-call
// boundary. The Windows analog of the Linux raw-`syscall` write (see
// 1651): Windows has no stable raw syscall ABI (NtWriteFile's ordinal
// shifts between OS builds), so the documented boundary IS kernel32 —
// `GetStdHandle` + `WriteFile` to print, `ExitProcess` to terminate.
//
// Exercises the bundled-`zig` link backend end to end: built with
// `--target windows-gnu --self-contained`, zig cc (mingw) auto-resolves
// kernel32, producing a PE32+ that prints "42\n" and exits 0.
//
// Pinned `x86_64-windows-gnu` via `.build`: ir-only on this non-Windows
// host (the `.ir` snapshot locks the Win64-ABI lowering of the three
// extern calls); runs end-to-end on a Windows x86_64 runner.

kernel32 :: #library "kernel32";

// DWORD = u32, HANDLE/LPVOID = *void, BOOL = i32.
GetStdHandle :: (n_std_handle: u32) -> *void extern;
WriteFile :: (file: *void, buf: *u8, n: u32, written: *u32, overlapped: *void) -> i32 extern;
ExitProcess :: (code: u32) -> void extern;

main :: () {
    // STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE = (DWORD)-11 = 0xFFFFFFF5.
    out := GetStdHandle(0xFFFFFFF5);
    msg : [3]u8 = .[52, 50, 10];    // "42\n"
    written : u32 = 0;
    WriteFile(out, @msg[0], 3, @written, null);
    ExitProcess(0);
}