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Hi @Vjze, thanks for your feedback :) The CPU usage being high is because of the Mandelbrot fractal example included in the template, which is indeed a heavy task. If you remove For the idea of |
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@Vjze Oh I see Do you mean something like this?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36715078/google-protobuffer-how-to-define-list-of-lists-in-proto-file |
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bandicam.2023-10-24.16-30-36-948.mp4Hmm, on my computer Rinf and its example are working as expected, even if I drag and drop the release version of the Also, did you check the network permission field for Android apps, as you're dealing with SQL queries? |
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@temeddix The PC runs on the Windows 11 operating system. Create a Flutter template project. rinf template rinf message When using 'flutter run -v', it defaults to display on the Android emulator. However, using the latest code, git clone https://github.com/cunarist/rinf.git cd rinf/flutter_ffi_plugin/example rinf message flutter run -v runs successfully. Is there any missing configuration in the code generated by 'rinf template'? |
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First, I'd like to thank the maintainers for their hard work. I'm new to Rust (including Flutter). Now let me briefly talk about my feelings after using Rinf for the first time. Rinf is simple to use and easy to get started, and the conversion can be completed in just a few lines of code. However, I found that the CPU usage was very high, even just running the example files. So, I want to ask, can I send the Vec<Vec> or Vec type obtained in Rust to flutter? If possible, how should I write the message? Hope someone can guide me, thanks.
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