Christian Poveda Ruiz
Christian Poveda Ruiz
I like the symmetry but iirc `x != y` is equivalent to the xor when x and y are booleans.
> > I like the symmetry but iirc `x != y` is equivalent to the xor when x and y are booleans. > > That is correct 1st_place_medal. I would...
@justsmth I have one question. What happens if you use this new callback to set all the function names to the same value?
I'll try to investigate this a bit further :)
I think this interacts poorly with `clang` because it expects `CString`s everywhere. On unix-like platforms this is not an issue as we can turn `OsString`s into bytes and then into...
This discussion is adjacent to https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-bindgen/issues/1297 as we need to figure out how to handle lossy conversion between string types. I'm closing this issue as the #1297 has a more...
I was thinking about tackling this issue. However, I'd like to understand a bit better what needs to be done first. Let's say we have a header file `header.h` like...
I started taking a deeper look at this today and I have a couple questions (@emilio, @fitzgen): - I was thinking on implementing this `c_quote/cgen` functionality at least to be...
I've done some progress this week. Right now when a header file has inline functions like this one: ```c typedef int num; static inline num foo(num arg) { return arg...
@emilio I have a question before going any further on this issue. It seems the most robust way of generating the necessary rust code for inlined functions is using bindgen...