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It would be awesome if it was possible to precompile (and possibly cross-compile for different architectures) the Nifs for published libraries. This would make the installation by the user of the library a lot and removes the requirement to install Zig.
It would be awesome if it was possible to precompile (and possibly cross-compile for different architectures) the Nifs for published libraries. This would make the installation by the user of the library a lot and removes the requirement to install Zig.
This has already been done by other Nif providers like
rustler
:https://github.com/philss/rustler_precompiled
It usually works by building the nifs and adding the object files to a GitHub release.
When a user installs the library from Hex, the library looks if the files exist locally and downloads them from the release if not.
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