rust-ffi-guide | A guide for doing FFI using Rust | Wrapper library

 by   Michael-F-Bryan Rust Version: Current License: CC0-1.0

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rust-ffi-guide is a Rust library typically used in Utilities, Wrapper applications. rust-ffi-guide has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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            QUESTION

            Execute asyncronus function from shared library in a new thread (Rust)
            Asked 2021-Jan-08 at 00:03

            I was following Michael-F-Bryan's Dynamic Loading & Plugins chapter from his Rust FFI guide, but I am storing the plugins in a HashMap (HashMap<&'static str, Box) instead of a Vec so that I can call the functions of a Plugin individually.

            I would like the plugins to define a asynchronous function with it's own loop that communicates with the main part of the application using channels (std or tokio).

            Working around the fact that you can't have async functions in traits was easy thanks to the async_trait crate, but the issue that I am now facing is, that I cannot spawn a new thread with the module because the new thread might outlive the PluginManager.

            I tried to recreate this in a rust playground without the dynamic modules and I'm facing the same error here (note: this does not include any kind of channel communication)

            Unlike the first error, I was unable to recreate a rust playground for the second one (as it happens at runtime). Instead of spawning a new thread, I was using tokio's event loop to handle the async functions. This works in the sandbox, but not when using a shared library as plugin. At runtime it throws:

            ...

            ANSWER

            Answered 2021-Jan-08 at 00:03

            You've already recognized the problem: a reference to an object owned by the PluginManager is being moved into a future that is being spawned, and thus may run on another thread than the one which owns the PluginManager. The compiler cannot know that the future will not outlive the PluginManager.

            There are a number of possible solutions to this, for example:

            • Store the plugin instances inside Arc>, so that they are reference counted in runtime. Then even if the plugin manager did not live as long as the futures you are spawning, it would not matter

            • Make the PluginManager an immutable static singleton

            In this case I suspect you want the PluginManager to be a singleton. You can do that by replacing the new constructor with a get method that lazily constructs the instance and returns a reference to it:

            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65620630

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