If the library ends up being useful, it would be great to be able to use it from other languages via wrappers.
To facilitate this, the following would be needed:
- a complete set of export-specific functions
- type marshalling utilities if necessary
- documentation + scripts for building the go code as a static/shared library
- examples are always helpful (i.e. a C program showing library linkage, and use of the interface)
This is not urgent at all, and is not useful until everything is working / documented. However, it would open the door for API wrappers in any other language.
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