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Tyler Hallada 2020-07-04 21:02:38 -04:00
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@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ This is my mostly failed attempt at creating a fully-Rust [SKSE (Skyrim Script E
## Where I got stuck ## Where I got stuck
I was trying to replicate [Ryan-rsm-McKenzie's Native SKSE64 Papyrus Interface Implementation example](https://gist.github.com/Ryan-rsm-McKenzie/cabb89a80abb09663a1288cafddd21e6) in Rust via it's FFI to C. I was able to successfully register the plugin with SKSE and even acquire a reference to the `PapyrusInterface`. I was trying to replicate [Ryan-rsm-McKenzie's Native SKSE64 Papyrus Interface Implementation example](https://gist.github.com/Ryan-rsm-McKenzie/cabb89a80abb09663a1288cafddd21e6) in Rust via its FFI to C. I was able to successfully register the plugin with SKSE and even acquire a reference to the `PapyrusInterface`.
However, it seems like the code needs to call a C++ constructor (e.g. `new NativeFunction0<StaticFunctionTag, BSFixedString>("HelloWorld", "MyClass", HelloWorld, a_registry)`) in order to register a new native Papyrus function. Unfortunately, calling a C++ constructor requires FFI with C++, and [Rust does not support FFI with C++](https://stackoverflow.com/a/45540511). However, it seems like the code needs to call a C++ constructor (e.g. `new NativeFunction0<StaticFunctionTag, BSFixedString>("HelloWorld", "MyClass", HelloWorld, a_registry)`) in order to register a new native Papyrus function. Unfortunately, calling a C++ constructor requires FFI with C++, and [Rust does not support FFI with C++](https://stackoverflow.com/a/45540511).