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It supports it terribly. Since there's no stable ABI you have to use the same compiler version. That or be limited by the C ABI and give up most of the safety f
by flukus 8y ago
It supports it terribly. Since there's no stable ABI you have to use the same compiler version. That or be limited by the C ABI and give up most of the safety features.
- elteto 8y agoThis isn’t unique to Rust, C++ has the same issues when it comes to using shared libraries. You either carefully control compiling and shared library versions or you drop down to C. I don’t know any native language that can do this in a better way.