Module memory 

memory — FFI-safe heap buffers and strings

Provides FfiBuffer and FfiString: the two heap-allocated primitive types that cross the Go↔Rust boundary.

Ownership model

  Rust allocates → caller (Go) reads → Rust frees

• Rust is always the allocator. Go never allocates these types directly.
• The Go side must call the matching ffi_*_free exported function when it is done with a value. Rust’s allocator is invoked; Go’s GC is not involved.
• FfiBuffer and FfiString are repr(C) structs of raw pointers + sizes. They have no Drop impl — they cannot be safely dropped by Rust without explicit deallocation, which is intentional: the Go side controls lifetime.

Structs

FfiBuffer

FFI-safe byte buffer with explicit ownership semantics.

FfiString

FFI-safe UTF-8 string.

Functions

ffi_buffer_alloc

Allocate an FfiBuffer of capacity bytes.

ffi_buffer_free

Free an FfiBuffer previously allocated by this crate.

ffi_string_alloc^⚠

Allocate and copy a UTF-8 string of len bytes starting at str.

ffi_string_free

Free an FfiString previously allocated by this crate.