Is anyone even trying to compete with TSMC? What is the barrier to entry?
It's what we use at work and I'm sure it passed a security audit. How ironic.
Works already in Visual Studio Code, even seamlessly between C++ and Rust
What we do at work is defined a clear boundary and use extern "C" functions in Rust to make them callable from C++, and the same for callbacks. Required some effort but we're happy with the result.
An Android developer since 2010 here. I've always been wary of React Native, because my impression is that it hides nuances of the underlying framework. You may be fine implementing 90% of your app but then need that…
Is anyone even trying to compete with TSMC? What is the barrier to entry?
It's what we use at work and I'm sure it passed a security audit. How ironic.
Works already in Visual Studio Code, even seamlessly between C++ and Rust
What we do at work is defined a clear boundary and use extern "C" functions in Rust to make them callable from C++, and the same for callbacks. Required some effort but we're happy with the result.
An Android developer since 2010 here. I've always been wary of React Native, because my impression is that it hides nuances of the underlying framework. You may be fine implementing 90% of your app but then need that…