If you're writing a Rust library that you want to use from C/C++, I just wrote a hefty new user guide for cbindgen which exhaustively documents all of its super cool features: github.com/eqrion/cbindge
(cbindgen generates C/C++11 headers for Rust libraries which expose a C API)
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THIS IS JUST A YAK SHAVE SO I CAN ACTUALLY REWRITE THE FFI SECTION THAT WAS DUMPED INTO THE NOMICON AAAAAAAA
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Lots of great things come from yak shaves
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