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A comment on Clj.rs – a Clojure dialect implemented in Rust.
(Integer/parseInt my-variable); this calls Integer.parseInt(my_variable) in Java-land
I tried to find examples for how to call Rust code and the best I could find is:
https://github.com/csm/clojurust/blob/b847a29b46e2b6b3fbe624...
It looks like you need to do a lot of leg work to introduce Rust functions into Clojure namespaces. I guess there is no way around it and this is not a criticism of clj.rs. But it doesn't seem to be as seamless as on the JVM.
(Integer/parseInt my-variable); this calls Integer.parseInt(my_variable) in Java-land
I tried to find examples for how to call Rust code and the best I could find is:
https://github.com/csm/clojurust/blob/b847a29b46e2b6b3fbe624...
It looks like you need to do a lot of leg work to introduce Rust functions into Clojure namespaces. I guess there is no way around it and this is not a criticism of clj.rs. But it doesn't seem to be as seamless as on the JVM.