By: Ryan Moeller
I have Rust FFI bindings for libzfs, libzpool, libzfs_core, and some related things (libnvpair, libavl) for which I’ve been slowly implementing test cases and experimenting with higher level...
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By: Martin
How hard is it to write libraries in Rust and link them dynamically to Rust programs? When I tried Rust once, some years ago, everything was statically linked, which is not an option in the long run....
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I’ve recently been helping out with mentoring Rust code on exercism.io, which I think can also be a pretty good way to learn Rust. They’re curated exercises with increasing difficulty, and there’s a...
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No relation, I hadn’t seen that project before actually. I’ve been sitting on this code for a few years and only recently brushed it off and started committing to version control and pushing it to a...
View ArticleBy: Robert O'Callahan
If by “ZDB’s user interface” you mean command-line argument parsing, Rust’s `structopt` crate is actually a very big step forward for parsing command-line arguments compared to what’s available in...
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> How hard is it to write libraries in Rust and link them dynamically to Rust programs? Pretty hard. Consider what would happen if you wrote a library that had a generic function or method in it....
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