@urushitan@kakera.kintsugi.moe
2026-10-26 02:12 UTC
Right, it totally makes sense to use your existing build system if your project is a mature C/C++ project, and especially if your project is something like systemd, which is the backbone of the vast majority of linux installations. That’s a special case, I would argue, whereas 1% of rust programs that import any external code can be built out of the box with cmake/ninja/meson and 99% of them rely on cargo and likely a build.rs.
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@libewa@feddit.org 2026-10-26 08:00
You’re right. But it is one of the advantages of Rust (and imo one of the key factors of its popularity) that it can also just spit out normal, C-compatible object files.