Hi!
Is it possible to use and execute DLL or EXE files written in C++ when running a Tauri application? Bundle them into build and included when installing the tauri build?
Is there a better way?
Best regards!
#Use C++ as backend?
west scarab
dreamy quail
Yeah, you can. Check out this example:
https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri/tree/dev/examples/tauri-dynamic-lib
worthy badger
Hi!
Is it possible to use and execute DLL or EXE files written in C++ when runn...
Hi! I recently asked this as well. I find that using C++ is a good way to make a backend, but learning Rust might be better long term. Keep in mind that which Rust beats C++ in:
- Security
- Size
- Speed
It's been pretty much deprecated unfortunately as a language, but is still valid to use. Just keep that in mind.
dreamy quail
Well, i think the only leg that rust has up on C / C++ is really rust’s militant memory management. Size and speed are pretty much the same, assuming equally talented code authors.
west scarab
Hi! I recently asked this as well. I find that using C++ is a good way to make a...
I find Rust challenging to learn because its structure differs from what I'm used to in C++. The syntax can be frustrating, and I frequently encounter errors that seem nonsensical. Nevertheless, I'm determined to become proficient in Rust because I believe it's a language with a promising future.
dreamy quail
That’s totally ok @west scarab