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> I have read all the author's answer about how to use static or shared C++ lib in `cxx`, he said it will work because `cxx` just append on .h...

> Can you also create a ticket, then reference the ticket in the commit and generally add the description in the PR into the commit message? Additionally, a test case...

Hello, @BGR360! I don't think there's much need to come up with a `separated_tuple` function specifically, we can use `separated_list` instead of `tuple`. ```rust fn separated_tuple(s: &str) -> IResult {...

> @coalooball That will not work when the tuple elements are not of the same type. Plus, even if they were the same type, this doesn't provide any type-safe guarantee...

> What are your thoughts on the more general idea of > > ```rust > let (i, (value1, value2, value3)) = seq!( > thing1, > _: space1, > thing2, >...

Hello @frenetisch-applaudierend. I think the fifth chapter of the article [The Nom Guide (Nominomicon)](https://tfpk.github.io/nominomicon/chapter_5.html) be able to address your question.

> Hi @coalooball > > Thanks for the Link, I haven't seen that one before! > > However I don't think it applies to my use case, since the mentioned...

Hello @DanielUMorales, @erdikilic . I encountered the same error, and my solution was to use a archive file instead of the object file. ```sh clang src/multiply.c -c ar rcs libmultiply.a...

Hello again, I think you're right. Using imap-codec::imap-types or imap-codec::types can indeed be confusing, so perhaps importing them separately is the best approach. In my view, imap-types is akin to...

> * error message > > ``` > $ cargo build > Compiling yara-sys v0.6.1 > Compiling yara v0.6.1 > error: could not find native static library `yara`, perhaps an...