To utilize a rust binary as a library, the following steps need to be followed:
Create a library project in Rust by running the cargo new --lib my_library
command in the terminal. This will create a new Rust library project with a lib.rs
file in the src
directory.
In the lib.rs
file of the library project, write the functions that you want to use in your binary project. Make sure to mark them as public by adding the pub
keyword to their signatures.
Build the library project by running the cargo build
command in the terminal. This will create a .rlib
file in the target/debug
directory.
In the binary project, add a dependency to the library project by adding the following line to the Cargo.toml
file:
[dependencies]
my_library = { path = "../path/to/my_library" }
Replace ../path/to/my_library
with the path to the library project directory.
In the binary project, import the functions from the library project by adding the following line to the top of the main.rs
file:
use my_library::my_function;
Replace my_function
with the name of the function that you want to use.
Use the imported functions in the binary project as normal Rust functions.
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