You can also turn on the `strict` feature for C compatibility, but without any way to get the type definitions into a C header it's kind of pointless. I'm not

You can also turn on the `strict` feature for C compatibility, but without any way to get the type definitions into a C header it's kind of pointless. I'm not interested in adding C compatibility because I don't want to write C, but I also won't go out of my way to impede others who might want to.