Yes, I can bring a Rift to any Rust events.
On Sat, May 10, 2014 at 7:06 PM, Erick Tryzelaar
wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> colin Sheratt has offered to demo his rust binding for the Oculus Rift
> (https://github.com/csherratt/vr-rs) at the yet-to-be-announced Gaming
> meetup in June (http://www.meetup.
Hello all,
colin Sheratt has offered to demo his rust binding for the Oculus Rift (
https://github.com/csherratt/vr-rs) at the yet-to-be-announced Gaming
meetup in June (http://www.meetup.com/Rust-Bay-Area/events/17672/) but
unfortunately he is not local to the Bay Area. Would any Bay Area Ocu
Hello all,
I just wanted to remind everyone of the testing sprint happening right now
until 6pm PDT at the Mozilla headquarters. If you would like to participate
remotely, we'll be hanging out on the #rust-test-sprint on irc.mozilla.org.
There will also be the etherpad
https://etherpad.mozilla.org
Christophe,
Indeed, the idiomatic way is to use Result enum [1]. Note that you are
not limited to IoResult, you can use any custom error type, for
example, Result. The documentation (a link to which
is below) is very nice, it contains a lot of examples and use
patterns.
So, your constructor metho
Hi all,
thanks to Vladimir and Valerii for their previous detailed answer to
my email, now i have a more general question.
My Connection struct has a "new" method with open a connection to a
database. This connection can fails. Three possiblities :
1/ "new" returns an IoResult. The connection mu
Hi!
First of all, if you are writing custom bindings to sqlite not only to
learn Rust, I'd suggest using already existing bindings [1]. That way
you probably won't have to deal with low-level C integration stuff.
However, if you want to learn how to write C bindings, you should
probably start wit
Hi Christophe,
> i can not use :
> let ppDb : **mut () = RawPtr::null();
> unsafe { res=sqlite3_open(filename.as_ptr(), ppDb);
> because as_ptr() returns an *u8 and c_char is a i8, so i have to use
> extern { fn sqlite3_open(filename: *c_uchar, ppDb : **mut ()) ->
> c_int; }
as_ptr() is a bad i
Hi all,
i am writing a wrapper to an SQLite database.
If i use :
extern { fn sqlite3_open(filename: *c_char, ppDb : **mut ()) -> c_int; }
i can not use :
let ppDb : **mut () = RawPtr::null();
unsafe { res=sqlite3_open(filename.as_ptr(), ppDb);
because as_ptr() returns an *u8 and c_char is a i8, s
