Improvements for ABI Compatible Data Types feature request #1997
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C++ forbids zero-sized types, so any type is at least 1 byte in size. This is incompatible with Rust, where empty structs etc. really have a size of 0.
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@FScholPer @antonkri @johannes-esr @qor-lb Could either of you review and merge this PR? It would be unfortunate if these improvements got lost. |
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This PR makes some modifications to the ABI Compatible Data Types, as discussed during the Architecture Community F2F Workshop on 2025-11-05. Primarily, these are: