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Auto-generated FFI bindings greatly reduce the burden of keeping a 3rd party library up to date. I'm exploring creating a Rust crate that binds to HElib. It appears promising.
There are some utility functions that may assist creating a 'safer' Rust crate with low level access. Would such additions be in scope?
To have a fully safe Rust crate would appear (at this early stage) to require more intrusive changes. This will be known once I have several working examples. Alternatively, the risky interfaces could be made private. Would such changes be in scope?
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Auto-generated FFI bindings greatly reduce the burden of keeping a 3rd party library up to date. I'm exploring creating a Rust crate that binds to HElib. It appears promising.
There are some utility functions that may assist creating a 'safer' Rust crate with low level access. Would such additions be in scope?
To have a fully safe Rust crate would appear (at this early stage) to require more intrusive changes. This will be known once I have several working examples. Alternatively, the risky interfaces could be made private. Would such changes be in scope?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: