jlrs 0.9.0

jlrs is a library built around bindings to the Julia C API that enables Julia code to be called from Rust. jlrs can move many kinds of data from Rust to Julia and back, share n-dimensional numerical arrays between languages, call arbitrary functions, and load code from arbitrary Julia source files. jlrs currently supports Linux and Windows.
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jlrs

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This version has 8 feature flags, 2 of them enabled by default.

default

  • jlrs-derive

jlrs-derive

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

async

  • futures
  • crossbeam-channel
  • async-trait
  • async-std

docs-rs

  • jl-sys/docs-rs
  • jlrs-derive
  • async

async-trait

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

crossbeam-channel

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

futures

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.

async-std

    This feature flag does not enable additional features.