| sh_binary_host { |
| name: "bindgen.sh", |
| src: "bindgen.sh", |
| } |
| |
| // Example genrule module to call bindgen.sh: |
| // |
| // genrule { |
| // name: "my_example", |
| // tools: ["bindgen.sh", "bindgen"], |
| // depfile: true, |
| // srcs: ["src/my_example_wrapper.h"], |
| // out: ["my_example.rs"], |
| // cmd: "$(location)" + my_example_bindgen_flags |
| // + common_bindgen_flags + my_example_clang_flags, |
| // } |
| // |
| // If your build system installs bindgen.sh and bindgen |
| // in different locations, use the following cmd: |
| // cmd: "$(location bindgen.sh) --bindgen-path $(location bindgen)" |
| // + my_example_bindgen_flags |
| // + common_bindgen_flags + my_example_clang_flags, |
| // |
| // The 'out' file is a rust module to be included into other rust crates. |
| // |
| // common_bindgen_flags = " -o $(out) $(in) -- -MD -MF $(depfile)" |
| // |
| // Example module to use bindgen.sh genrule module. |
| // |
| // rust_library { |
| // name: "libmy_example", |
| // // declare dependency on my_example genrule module |
| // // src/lib.rs should include/import the output file my_example.rs |
| // srcs: ["src/lib.rs", ":my_example"], |
| // // other properties |
| // } |
