extend pyo3-ffi-check to check functions#5965
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Let me know if you want some support with this. I'd really like to extend the FFI checking to abi3 and abi3t as well. |
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Help is welcome, yes. Fixing all the definitions for all versions looks like it might take a bit of work, worse I am running into variants of #4882 when trying to try to test for different versions. Maybe I will first try to get #5862 merged first which will simplify the build process and make it easier to probe. Feel free to push to this PR in the meanwhile. |
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This attempts to add more correctness to
pyo3-ffiby validating that external function symbols actually exist and have the same number of arguments. This is quite a step forward, wherepyo3-ffi-checkcurrently doesn't check anything for functions.