Add --derives option to bindgen to allow emitting custom #[derive] attributes
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# Conflicts: # crates/libs/bindgen/src/rust/mod.rs # crates/libs/bindgen/src/rust/standalone.rs # crates/libs/bindgen/src/rust/structs.rs # crates/tests/standalone/build.rs
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Closing in favor of #2907 |
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Issue Details:
While Rust allows trait
implblocks in either the crate that defines the struct or the trait,#[derive]attributes must be applied directly to the struct definition. This makes deriving implementations of common traits (likeDefaultorCopy) for generated structs impossible without modifying the generated rs file.Fix Details:
Add a new option,
--derive <ty=traits>that allows a list of traits to derive for a given type.