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Nif for Elixir.Xler.Native
To build the NIF module:
- Make sure your projects
mix.exshas the:rustlercompiler listed in theprojectfunction:compilers: [:rustler] ++ Mix.compilers()If there already is a:compilerslist, you should append:rustlerto it. - Add your crate to the
rustler_cratesattribute in the `project function. See here. - Your NIF will now build along with your project.
To load the NIF:
defmodule Xler.Native do
use Rustler, otp_app: <otp-app>, crate: "xler_native"
# When your NIF is loaded, it will override this function.
def add(_a, _b), do: :erlang.nif_error(:nif_not_loaded)
end
Examples
This is a complete example of a NIF written in Rust.