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So the bmi file is the replacement for the header file and the module the replacement for the lib? Got it. I’d like to have the option to have a bmi section i

by gumby 3y ago

So the bmi file is the replacement for the header file and the module the replacement for the lib? Got it. I’d like to have the option to have a bmi section in the module file itself; that of course would mean that most people would either have to have a writable /lib &. /usr/lib etc or constrain the compiler flags available. I wonder how many people would actually be inconvenienced by the latter.

humanrebar 3y ago
No. The BMI is more like an object file. It's not likely anyone would ship one. The lib is still the lib. The header files are replaced with module interfaces. It's just that those are probably going to be shipped with some parsing instructions, like required preprocessor flags, the C++ version used, and that sort of thing.