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I guess it’s nice for a C string API, but what’s the motivation to use and create this? Wouldn’t externing some C++ symbols (or Rust) work more smoothly?
by e-dant 4y ago
I guess it’s nice for a C string API, but what’s the motivation to use and create this? Wouldn’t externing some C++ symbols (or Rust) work more smoothly?
- lelanthran 4y ago> Wouldn’t externing some C++ symbols (or Rust) work more smoothly? For the C++ case, it's not that easy due to C code that cannot handle exceptions thrown in C++ code. For the Rust bit, I'm not sure - creating the library in Rust and letting it be called from C makes the whole rust library unsafe because the data returned from the Rust API would lose ownership information, and is no more safe than simply writing it in C.