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Maybe bindgen is a possibility for you?
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Or alternatively cbindgen to create the header file from the Rust source.
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source code: https://gitlab.com/boreec/brian-s-brain
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When I run my program in cmd.exe it looks fine, but when I run it in cmder it draws to a new line every time it increments. Any idea how I could fix that?
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Just going to https://crates.io and typing in "reflection" or "reflect" will show you a few others that might have different ergonomics and such.
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Link to the example code (Line 42)
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https://github.com/Geal/nom According to its readme, it can work without std (though I wonder why you'd want that).
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Vanilla Rust only supports a short list of receiver types for methods of object-safe traits (The Reference) which is a subset of general receiver types (The Reference). #![feature(arbitrary_self_types)] lifts the restriction of the latter but not of the former (yet). Apparently it's still unanswered how method dispatch can be implemented and which restrictions should be in place. See the tracking issue and the linked relevant comment.