NULL-Terminated String (ZSTR) Format

A NULL-terminated string (ZSTR) consists of a series of characters followed by a terminating NULL character. The ZSTR is better than a simple character sequence (STR) because many programs are easier to write if strings are NULL-terminated. ZSTR is preferred to a string with a size prefix (BSTR or WSTR) because the size of the string is already available as the <ckSize> value, minus one for the terminating NULL character.


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