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References at the top level should be possible. For example:
main = do let s: S = {- some complex deeply nested struct (but not enum!) -} [rustIO| () { println!("{:#?}", (&s: &S)) } |]
Under the hood, this should turn into a Ptr S which gets unsafely turned into a reference on the Rust side.
Ptr S
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Types that we will want to have in this category:ByteString, ByteArray, ByteArray#, MutableByteArray, MutableByteArray#, StorableVector.
ByteString
ByteArray
ByteArray#
MutableByteArray
MutableByteArray#
StorableVector
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References at the top level should be possible. For example:
Under the hood, this should turn into a
Ptr S
which gets unsafely turned into a reference on the Rust side.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: