> For that reason, I created a proof-of-concept tool called polyglot that can scan C++ code and generate wrappers for use from Rust and D. That's just as inter

> For that reason, I created a proof-of-concept tool called polyglot that can scan C++ code and generate wrappers for use from Rust and D. That's just as interesting, IMO. I had been expecting some sort of bespoke Makefile that hacked together a bunch of programs together.