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Rust for Windows: Enabling access to the entire Windows API with type safety and performance.
The windows-rs project is a Rust language projection for the Windows API. It allows Rust developers to call any Windows API past, present, and future, providing access to the entire Windows ecosystem directly from Rust code.
Accessing the vast and complex Windows API from Rust typically requires manual, unsafe FFI bindings. This project automatically generates safe, idiomatic Rust bindings, simplifying development and reducing errors.
Provides comprehensive, projection-generated bindings for the entire Windows API.
Leverages Rust's type system to offer memory safety and thread safety when calling Windows APIs.
Zero-cost abstractions ensure performance comparable to calling C/C++ APIs directly.
The windows-rs crate can be used in a wide range of scenarios where direct interaction with the Windows operating system is required.
Build native Windows GUI applications using frameworks like WinUI or classic Win32 APIs directly from Rust.
Leverage Rust's performance and safety while building applications with a native Windows look and feel.
Create system utilities, services, or low-level tools that interact closely with the Windows kernel or other system components.
Develop robust and reliable system software with fine-grained control over Windows functionalities.
Integrate Rust code with existing C++, C#, or other COM-based components and applications.
Enable seamless interoperability between Rust and the broader Windows development ecosystem.
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