[mww09]

Generating C/C++ bindings in Rust is unfortunately still quite a hassle from my experience: Often C libraries end up with important functions as static inline in header files (these do not get translated automatically by bindgen). If the library uses the macro system to rename functions, these too won't show up as symbols in your library (so you'd have to manually define those names too). Then bindgen often pulls in too many dependencies and I end up manually white/blacklisting what symbols I want/don't want (and track changes through multiple versions). That being said, it's a hard problem and Rust has still one of the better toolings for FFI from what I've seen in other languages.