c-compat 0.0.1

Allows to easily compile and integrate C libraries in Rust in a cross-platform way
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c-compat

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c-compat is crate which aims to solve the problem of requiring installing vendor toolchains/sysroots in order to compile and integrate C libraries in Rust code for different targets. The crate brings a one-stop solution that combines: existing Rust crates (like libm or tinyrlibc), a set of Rust compiled symbols, and a set of headers that can be used as includes to compile C libraries in *-sys when using cc or bindgen.

All of this allows:

  • The ability to compile C libraries without worrying about different toolchains. The headers are written in sucha a way to leverage the clang builtins and its ability to easily support different targets (which is particularly important for embedded targets)
  • To have available the usual libc symbols, when linking the main binary.

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