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We'd like some way to define functions for C callbacks that don't follow the pattern of passing the void * for the receiver as the first argument. This implies functions where all of the parameters are explicit, with no implicit receiver argument at the front.
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The syntax for this might look something like using cfun and no cap or perhaps fun c where fun [cap] is expected in a function declaration. That's one idea.
We'd like some way to define functions for C callbacks that don't follow the pattern of passing the
void *
for the receiver as the first argument. This implies functions where all of the parameters are explicit, with no implicit receiver argument at the front.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: