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Expand Up @@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ Its core goal is to ensure that even forgetful souls can define dynamic librarie
- Compiler-change-proof ABI-stability is proven statically through the type system.
- `stabby` also provides an alternative to the standard library's most commonly used types so you don't have to rewrite everything like you do in C.
- `stabby` will deny compilation when a type is poorly laid out in memory, letting you worry about more important things instead.
- Expoting functions embeds reports in the produced binaries to allow them to identify mismatching API/ABIs.
- Exporting functions embeds reports in the produced binaries to allow them to identify mismatching API/ABIs.
- Importing functions checks these type reports, solving all the problems listed above.

`stabby` also ensures that all of Rust's best features are usable accross dynamic linkage with minimal effort, including trait objects, closures and futures.
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