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> Of course the issue for C++, unlike the other examples here, is that it does not have a runtime layer that can be used to bridge the gap neither, per standar
by zabzonk 3y ago
> Of course the issue for C++, unlike the other examples here, is that it does not have a runtime layer that can be used to bridge the gap
neither, per standards, does c
- rezonant 3y agoYes, but C is simple (and standard) enough that higher level runtimes have more or less universally managed to construct decent FFI mechanisms to access it. C++ FFI would be kind of feasible if mangling were standardized (for instance) :-/
- SubjectToChange 3y agoStandardizing name mangling would only be a baby step towards C++ ABI compatibility, sadly.