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Please insert a How to setup section (see https://github.com/Spoffy/RV-Extension-Examples/tree/rust-example/cs/net%20core#how-to-setup for reference).
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What about the HowToSetup section? |
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Any chance to see the HowToSetup section @Spoffy ? |
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Adds a minimal example of an Arma 3 Extension in Rust.
Supports Windows and Linux, both 32-bit and 64-bit. Includes a workaround for a current (2020/07/15) rust issue that doesn't allow it to create 32-bit builds on Windows that Arma can use.
It has zero dependencies outside of the Rust standard library, so it's about as lightweight as it's possible to make an Arma Extension in Rust, I think.