Another change to the FFI: instead of assuming that a "char*" type means a C 
string, there is now a separate "c-string" type that performs Factor-to-C 
string conversion. "char*" and "uchar*" now behave as primitive pointers. You 
can also use the syntax "c-string[encoding]" in FUNCTION:, CALLBACK:, and 
TYPEDEF: definitions to ask for the FFI to use a different encoding from utf8 
when encoding and decoding C strings.

-Joe
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