savvy-ffi 0.8.3-rc.2

Minimal FFI bindings for R's C API

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Source code size: 20.07 kB This is the summed size of all the files inside the crates.io package for this release.
Documentation size: 2.97 MB This is the summed size of all files generated by rustdoc for all configured targets
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- num-complex ^0.4.5 normal optional
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savvy-ffi

Minimal FFI bindings for R's C API. This contains only a subset of APIs sufficient for savvy framework. If you are looking for more complete one, libR-sys is probably what you want.

Some more notable differences between libR-sys are:

This is NOT a sys crate. Savvy-ffi is intended to be used within an R package, which compiles a staticlib from Rust code first and then links it to R. At the point of compilation by cargo, savvy-ffi is not yet linked, so this is fine.
All definitions are written by hand, with some help of bindgen, into a single file. There's no automatic version switch or platform switch. If some switch is needed, it will be provided as a feature (e.g. r_4_4_0) and it's user's responsibility to set it properly.