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Why does the UuidFromString function request a non-constant pointer to an unsigned char?

I have no idea why the UuidFromString function requested a non const pointer for an unsigned char. Why not const char*instead?

My thoughts are that there is no need to modify the data indicated by the first argument.

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UuidFromString was developed for COM / DCOM.

unsigned char , char ( char - signed, , [-128, 127] - ANSI , < 0 ).

- (UuidToString) const. , UuidFromString , , .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1622467/

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