mruby-sys
| Crates.io | mruby-sys |
| lib.rs | mruby-sys |
| version | 0.2.0 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2019-06-04 18:52:27.441418 |
| updated_at | 2019-06-06 16:23:31.688203 |
| description | low level rust bindings for mruby |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/MattMcDonald/mruby-sys |
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mruby-sys
Low level mruby bindings for rust
The crate will build mruby and statically link it into your Rust application. Currently it uses mruby 2.0.1 included as a submodule in the vendor/ directory.
This is currently a very early WIP so very basic things might not work, or worse they may appear to work but do very unsafe things. There is a simple hello world test that runs on my machine.
How it works
Most of the work happens in the build.rs script which:
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Copies the mruby source in the vendor/ directory into the target/ directory
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Builds mruby in the target/ directory using mruby's minirake based build system
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Uses bindgen to generate Rust bindings based on the wrapper.h file in the include/ directory. These bindings and their tests are rexported out in src/lib.rs.
Todo list:
- Enable support for choosing gems
- Support toolchains besides clang
- Reasonable support for passing along compiler flags to the minirake build, especially debug vs release builds.
- Web Assembly?!?
- Reasonable support for other mruby build options, i.e. building with no gem support
Release Notes
0.2.0
- Generating bindings for string.h
0.1.1
- Fixed build paths so that other crates can actually depend on us
0.1.0
- Initial build with hello world working
License
Copyright © 2019, Matthew McDonald. Released under the MIT License.