Nerves overall has a much smaller portion of C nifs than 80%, probably < 10%. Mainly for properly trapping and cleaning up subprocesses. There’s some nifs too s

Nerves overall has a much smaller portion of C nifs than 80%, probably < 10%. Mainly for properly trapping and cleaning up subprocesses. There’s some nifs too setup Linux specific sockets/ioctls. Still surprises me that almost every Linux kernel interface essentially overloads `ioctl`. Not sure of an example. Really just wrap any rust function with appropriate code to convert Erlang terms to rust and back... There’s a few elixir rustler howtos: https://medium.com/@jacob.lerche/writing-rust-nifs-for-your-elixir-code-with-the-rustler-package-d884a7c0dbe3 https://medium.com/@jacob.lerche/writing-rust-nifs-for-your-...