zvec-rust-sys 0.6.0

Raw FFI bindings to the zvec C-API
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zvec-rust-sys

License

Raw FFI bindings to the zvec C-API (libzvec_c_api).

Overview

This crate provides low-level, unsafe Rust bindings to the zvec vector database C library. It is intended to be used by the higher-level zvec-rust crate, which provides safe, idiomatic Rust APIs.

You probably want to use the zvec-rust crate instead.

Contents

  • Opaque pointer types for all zvec C objects (collections, documents, schemas, queries, etc.)
  • extern "C" function declarations matching the zvec C-API
  • Constants for error codes, data types, index types, metric types, and more

Prerequisites

This crate requires the zvec C library (libzvec_c_api) to be available at link time. The build script (build.rs) resolves the library location in the following order:

  1. Environment variables: ZVEC_LIB_DIR and ZVEC_INCLUDE_DIR
  2. Sibling directory: ../zvec/build/lib
  3. Vendor directory: vendor/lib
  4. Auto-build (experimental): Clones and builds zvec from source

See the main README for detailed setup instructions.

Usage

Add this to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
zvec-rust-sys = { path = "../zvec-sys" }

All functions are unsafe and require careful handling of raw pointers and C memory management. Prefer the safe zvec-rust crate for application code.

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.