If the library ends up being useful, it would be great to be able to use it from other languages via wrappers.
To facilitate this, the following would be needed:
a complete set of export-specific functions
type marshalling utilities if necessary
documentation + scripts for building the go code as a static/shared library
examples are always helpful (i.e. a C program showing library linkage, and use of the interface)
This is not urgent at all, and is not useful until everything is working / documented. However, it would open the door for API wrappers in any other language.
If the library ends up being useful, it would be great to be able to use it from other languages via wrappers.
To facilitate this, the following would be needed:
This is not urgent at all, and is not useful until everything is working / documented. However, it would open the door for API wrappers in any other language.
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