cargo-futhark

Crates.io	cargo-futhark
lib.rs	cargo-futhark
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source	src
created_at	2023-07-23 21:58:33.771792+00
updated_at	2025-02-16 13:16:49.701243+00
description	A library and cargo subcommand to integrate Futhark into Rust projects.
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repository	https://github.com/luleyleo/cargo-futhark
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Leopold Luley (luleyleo)

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A library and cargo subcommand to conveniently integrate Futhark into Rust projects.

First, install the command-line tool:

cargo install cargo-futhark

Then create your new app (skip if it already exists):

cargo new --bin my-app
cd my-app

Create the Futhark package:

cargo futhark new futhark-lib

And add it to your my-app/Cargo.toml:

[package]
# package stuff ...

[workspace]
members = ["futhark-lib"]

[dependencies]
futhark-lib = { path = "futhark-lib" }

An example can be found in the examples directory. Not that they can not be run using cargo run --example. Instead use the following command:

cargo run --package simple-example

The examples/simple-lib package contains the Futhark code and the examples/simple package contains the Rust binary using it.

crates-io:futhark
- just a placeholder.
create-io:genfut
- no support for multiple targets
- no simple CLI generate project
crates-io:futhark-bindgen
- no support for multiple targets
- no simple CLI generate project
- supports OCaml

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