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Just to be fair though, binding 90% of C libs out there to your Go project is fairly painless & straightforward -- if a tad tedious for bigger libs.
by dualogy 14y ago
Just to be fair though, binding 90% of C libs out there to your Go project is fairly painless & straightforward -- if a tad tedious for bigger libs.
- jlgreco 14y agoI've heard that doing that with Wayland's libraries is a royal pain because Wayland makes extensive use of function pointer based callbacks. So Go calling C calling Go. I'm not sure to what extent this sort of thing is common though, I haven't seen it often myself.