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I use another crate which wraps some C code. That crate and this crate both rely on the C functions listed in the title. When both crates are used, the compiler dies of an aneurysm. Would it make sense to make a default-enabled feature which enables these functions inside the crate, but that users can opt-out of if they have implemented them inside their own parent project?
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Cross-posting this issue: https://github.com/esp-rs/esp-wifi/issues/438
I use another crate which wraps some C code. That crate and this crate both rely on the C functions listed in the title. When both crates are used, the compiler dies of an aneurysm. Would it make sense to make a default-enabled feature which enables these functions inside the crate, but that users can opt-out of if they have implemented them inside their own parent project?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: