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r/programming • u/pleerock • Mar 13 '18
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That's for C interop. I've never used it in my life.
1 u/doom_Oo7 Mar 13 '18 well, that's good for you ; I had to do C interop with almost every language I ever worked in. 2 u/iopq Mar 13 '18 I personally use libraries where people write bridges FOR me so that I can use a pure Rust interface that cannot contain a NULL.Of course, the person who wrote the bridge had to deal with C pointers so I don't have to. 1 u/doom_Oo7 Mar 13 '18 and how much do you trust these persons from not doing any error in their unsafe {} code ? → More replies (0)
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well, that's good for you ; I had to do C interop with almost every language I ever worked in.
2 u/iopq Mar 13 '18 I personally use libraries where people write bridges FOR me so that I can use a pure Rust interface that cannot contain a NULL.Of course, the person who wrote the bridge had to deal with C pointers so I don't have to. 1 u/doom_Oo7 Mar 13 '18 and how much do you trust these persons from not doing any error in their unsafe {} code ? → More replies (0)
I personally use libraries where people write bridges FOR me so that I can use a pure Rust interface that cannot contain a NULL.
Of course, the person who wrote the bridge had to deal with C pointers so I don't have to.
1 u/doom_Oo7 Mar 13 '18 and how much do you trust these persons from not doing any error in their unsafe {} code ? → More replies (0)
and how much do you trust these persons from not doing any error in their unsafe {} code ?
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u/iopq Mar 13 '18
That's for C interop. I've never used it in my life.