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> Being able to speak a common ABI doesn't necessarily guarantee that your local ABI has to conform identically to it. No, but you still need to support the co
by pritambaral 8y ago
> Being able to speak a common ABI doesn't necessarily guarantee that your local ABI has to conform identically to it.
No, but you still need to support the common ABI. E.g., for Rust, that's an easy job, compared to Go.