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You can do this sort of thing with Objective C precisely because the layer between ObjC and C is so clean and concise. It's a strict superset of the C language;
by sjwright 12y ago
You can do this sort of thing with Objective C precisely because the layer between ObjC and C is so clean and concise. It's a strict superset of the C language; the C at its core is pure and entirely unmolested.
What makes interoperability possible is Rust's existing C interop.
Rust doesn't have any Swift interop.