add greet exmaple: passing strings back and forth#55
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This would really be a better example, if it used the Rust datatypes instead of translating to C strings. |
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This requires strcpy which isn't currently part of FFI::Platypus::Memory (see PerlFFI/FFI-Platypus#265).
I think better way would be to add string/buffer classes FFI-C, and use them. This is a good proof of concept that we can rework when such classes are available.