Module prelude

Imports which you’re likely to want to use.

Re-exports

• pub use crate::as_copy;
• pub use crate::as_mov;
• pub use crate::as_new;
• pub use crate::c_int;
• pub use crate::c_long;
• pub use crate::c_longlong;
• pub use crate::c_short;
• pub use crate::c_uchar;
• pub use crate::c_uint;
• pub use crate::c_ulong;
• pub use crate::c_ulonglong;
• pub use crate::c_ushort;
• pub use crate::c_void;
• pub use crate::AsCppMutRef;
• pub use crate::AsCppRef;
• pub use crate::CppMutRef;
• pub use crate::CppPin;
• pub use crate::CppRef;
• pub use crate::CppUniquePtrPin;
• pub use crate::PinMut;
• pub use crate::RValueParam;
• pub use crate::ValueParam;
• pub use crate::WithinBox;
• pub use crate::WithinBoxTrivial;
• pub use crate::WithinUniquePtr;
• pub use crate::WithinUniquePtrTrivial;

Macros

• include_cpp
  Include some C++ headers in your Rust project.
• moveit
  Performs an emplacement operation.

Structs

• UniquePtr
  Binding to C++ std::unique_ptr<T, std::default_delete<T>>.

Traits

• Emplace
  A pointer type that may be “emplaced” as a stable address which a New may be used to construct a value with.
• New
  An in-place constructor for a particular type.

Attribute Macros

• cpp_semantics
  Attribute which should never be encountered in real life. This is something which features in the Rust source code generated by autocxx-bindgen and passed to autocxx-engine, which should never normally be compiled by rustc before it undergoes further processing.