Ingvar Stepanyan
Ingvar Stepanyan
@kbarbary I think I do have it installed, at least I followed the setup commands, and `./test.py` passes successfully too (which seems to use the same deps).
> `test.py` will skip tests that require a FITS reader if one isn't installed. Ah, I see, that probably explains it. It could probably be more useful to require FITS...
Installing those deps has indeed fixed the issue, thanks. I'll keep this issue open though, as the script should probably be more robust in face of missing deps as you...
That's not the same though - wasm_bindgen macro generates wrappers for all that code, plus bindings on the JS side, whereas cbindgen tries to generate bindings for existing Rust code...
Did you set output language to C? Default is C++: https://github.com/eqrion/cbindgen/blob/51405d1277690e4eb4c615fc9045a8c89bbc125b/template.toml#L9
Yeah it should have... Looks like a bug.
> You can compare native vs. in-browser performance using wasi, no? The problem is that 1) while there are some polyfills (which might have different performance characteristics than native), WASI...
Looks like rust-skia implemented the necessary bindings in https://github.com/rust-skia/rust-skia/pull/681 couple of months ago. Is there anything else blocking SVG file loading in skia-canvas?
I suppose one issue is that SVG support is on a separate type, as well as that SVG needs to have target width and height _before_ being rasterized, which makes...
Still an issue probably.