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As others have already said, thanks for providing this tutorial. It's been very helpful.
Just a minor issue: the example cargo run commands load different libplugins_random.so builds (target/release vs. target/debug):
$ cargo run -- ../target/release/libplugins_random.so random
...
cargo run -- ../target/debug/libplugins_random.so random
...
Although I assume it doesn't make any difference in practice, the inconsistency adds potential for confusion. To remove any ambiguity, it might be worth prefacing these examples with instructions for (re)building the executable and libraries.
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Inconsistent cargo run examples
[Plugins in Rust] inconsistent cargo run examples
Jun 19, 2021
As others have already said, thanks for providing this tutorial. It's been very helpful.
Just a minor issue: the example
cargo run
commands load differentlibplugins_random.so
builds (target/release
vs.target/debug
):Although I assume it doesn't make any difference in practice, the inconsistency adds potential for confusion. To remove any ambiguity, it might be worth prefacing these examples with instructions for (re)building the executable and libraries.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: