No but it doesn't use C library values so it doesn't matter. E.g. getting the command line arguments is done via calling `GetCommandLineW` so it doesn't use argv or argc.

This is actually necessary because Rust cannot assume it owns the entry point. E.g. a Rust library could be called from a C++ application or in a DLL, etc. So when someone calls `std::env::args` it asks the OS directly for the arguments instead of getting them from C.