Reference implementation of the Outlook PST store provider in Rust
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Outlook PST Store Provider in Rust

This project contains a collection of Rust crates which are meant to be a "clean room" implementation of the MS-PST open specification, along with other open specifications related to that. This serves as a cross-platform reference implementation that's compatible with the mspst32.dll Outlook MAPI store provider on Windows. Maintaining portability across operating systems and processor architectures is a top priority for this project.

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