How Usable is the Rust Cranelift Backend Today

Update: 2024-08-21

Description

An experience report of attempting and MOSTLY succeeding in using the Cranelift backend for real MacOS applications

Visit sdr-podcast.com/episodes/cranelift/ to see the show notes and transcript!

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