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blog.asleson.org
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| | | | | The ability to write a C shared library in rust has been around for some time and there is quite a bit of information about the subject available. Some examples: Exposing C and Rust APIs: some thoughts from librsvg Creating C/C++ APIs in Rust (site removed?) Rust Out Your C by Carol (Nichols || Goulding) (youtube video) Exporting a GObject C API from Rust code and using it from C, Python, JavaScript and others Rust Once, Run Everywhere All this information is great, but what I was looking for was a simpl... | |
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diobla.info
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| | | | | [AI summary] A technical guide explaining how Emacs introduced dynamic module support in version 25, detailing the API and providing source code examples for creating and loading native compiled code extensions. | |
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nagekar.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author discusses developing a TCP banner grabbing utility in C, encountering issues with port scanning and banner interpretation, and seeks feedback on the code. | |
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www.sevangelatos.com
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| | | So, this is an mirror of a post from John Carmack. Recently I learned that his articles on #AltDevBlog are no longer acessible. So, in order to archive them, I am re-posting them here. These articles are definitely good reads and worth to be preserved. Probably everyone reading this has | ||
