rustfft-jl VS Yggdrasil

For more information how to use this macro you can find the documentation here. I've been using this macro to write bindings for RustFFT; you can find the Rust bindings here, the build recipe for BinaryBuilder.jl in the Yggdrasil repo, and the RustFFT.jl package here.

In order to make sure everything works correctly and can effectively handle useful, existing crates I've been writing bindings for RustFFT. Yesterday, I pushed rustfft-jl to github, this week I want to spend some time writing a recipe for Yggdrasil. This would allow pre-built versions of the library to be distributed through Julia's package manager.

Not to be confused with the Julia binary building platform of the same name (https://github.com/JuliaPackaging/Yggdrasil)

For more information how to use this macro you can find the documentation here. I've been using this macro to write bindings for RustFFT; you can find the Rust bindings here, the build recipe for BinaryBuilder.jl in the Yggdrasil repo, and the RustFFT.jl package here.

Some of the Julia folks got tired with it and basically built a new binary builder and manager. The build scripts looks very similar to Homebrew recipes but the whole system is cross-plateform (works on windows, mac, linux, arm, ...) and the compilation itself happens in the cloud (github actions I think now), so it just downloads a small relocatable binary for you. It can seems a bit crazy to redo the whole thing from scratch but binary dependencies issues have basically disappeared from the ecosystem since the switch, so it seems to pays off big time.