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Casting a `*const T` to `*mut T` may lead to memory corruption since it allows mutation of shared state. Even if the `*const T` happened to be unique, it is still undefined behavior and the optimizer …
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I'm cross compiling for a linux musl target on MacOS, using the latest version of the homebrew musl-cross package.
This works fine for normal work I do.
However, when attempting to do a standard bui…
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**Computer Information:**
- OS: Windows 10 v1909
- Program Version: 1.4.1.0
- Game Version: Latest
**Describe the bug**
Overlay does not draw when DX11 Fullscreen mode is selected. All other…
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Starting a discussion for the ref-fvm version philosophy.
Things to consider:
- do we associate FVM version w/ network upgrade versions?
- what's the approach that may support multiple fvm versi…
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### Language
Swift
### FFI Support
- [X] I've validated that the language supports Foreign Function Interface (FFI) bindings
### Additional Context
Since the client-side evaluation SDKs are parti…
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[string_representation.md](https://github.com/unicode-org/icu4x/blob/main/docs/design/string_representation.md):
> The use of UTF-32 is rare enough that it's not worth supporting.
There is one s…
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I plan to use this library for highlighting content on webpages and comments. I need the classed output, so the actual colors can be controlled with a stylesheet at runtime, but I'm concerned about it…
ghost updated
3 years ago
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Not sure this is already on your radar, but as webassembly moves forward it might be worth looking at autogenerating rust interfaces based on WebIDL specs:
https://github.com/heycam/webidl
This …
casey updated
6 years ago
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### Description
I am trying to create a custom C extension for JAX and was trying out the [example](https://jax.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ffi.html#building-and-registering-an-ffi-handler) given in the…
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Is there a way to spawn an own thread? I need to retrieve data from a serial device and somehow send midi messages into the run method. I tried spawning a thread in Plugin::new but it seems like this …