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In VS 2013 and previous, `_stat(R"(C:\path\to\directory\)")` would fail due to the trailing backslash, because we used to use `FindFirstFile`. Now, we use `CreateFile`, and so trailing backslashes work when the path is the name of a directory.
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In VS 2013 and previous,
_stat(R"(C:\path\to\directory\)")would fail due to the trailing backslash, because we used to useFindFirstFile. Now, we useCreateFile, and so trailing backslashes work when the path is the name of a directory.