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Don't rust shared libraries have the problem of no stable rust ABI? So you either use the C ABI or you use some crate to create a stable rust ABI, because other
by abendstolz 1y ago
Don't rust shared libraries have the problem of no stable rust ABI? So you either use the C ABI or you use some crate to create a stable rust ABI, because otherwise a shared lib compiled with rust compiler 1.x.y on system a isn't guaranteed to work with the binary compiled on the same system with another compiler... or on another system with the same compiler version.
Right?
- ori_b 1y agoYou'd have a plugin layer that hooks in the right places with a stable ABI on one end, and a native feeling interface on the other.