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As much as "Rewrite in Rust" is a meme these days it kinda feels stupid to even write it. Rust per se is not actually the point here, but I'd like to use a more modern language that comes with a reasonable standard library and possibly some form of automated JNI binding support. Rust, Zig and even standard C++ come to mind as options that have a significant eco system.
Main concern for rust and zig might be architecture support, C is probably unbeatable in that regard.
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I'm building JavaCAN for quite a few architectures out of the box and any dockcross-supported architecture can be manually build by users, but I have no idea which architectures are actually being used.
From personal use and some of the issues and communication I had with people, these architectures are probably in use to some degree:
x86_64
aarch64
armv6
armv7
armv7l
android-arm64
Architectures I assume are unused:
x86_32
riscv32
riscv64
android-arm
android-x86_64
android-x86_32
Not sure how the rust/zig/c++ support is for these and also not sure which other architectures are being built.
As much as "Rewrite in Rust" is a meme these days it kinda feels stupid to even write it. Rust per se is not actually the point here, but I'd like to use a more modern language that comes with a reasonable standard library and possibly some form of automated JNI binding support. Rust, Zig and even standard C++ come to mind as options that have a significant eco system.
Main concern for rust and zig might be architecture support, C is probably unbeatable in that regard.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: