Thanks!
The C FFI worries me because if I choose Rust for our project I'll need to interface a huge number of C / C++ libraries with the Rust core. OTOH, Mozilla seems to be doing fine mixing Rust with C++.
The C FFI worries me because if I choose Rust for our project I'll need to interface a huge number of C / C++ libraries with the Rust core. OTOH, Mozilla seems to be doing fine mixing Rust with C++.
extern "C" { fn foo(x: [u8; 42]); }
void foo(uint8_t x[42]);