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> ===== Static Linking =====
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> When generating a static library (as required by iPhone), instead of a dynamic ndll, some care must be taken to ensure the "DEFINE_PRIM" macro works correctly.  Most linkers today will only pull symbols from a static library if then exist in an obj file (ie, c++ file) that has other symbols explicitly required be the application.  Since the CFFI functions are located by name, the linker does not explicitly know they are required, so the exporting DEFINE_PRIM macros will not be linked, and will not export their functions.  To fix this, ensure that there is at least 1 real symbols in each c++ file that is referred to externally.  This can simply be a dummy function, or an "extern int".  Putting all the CFFI "glue" functions in a single file is not such a bad idea, and reduces this problem to a single symbol.
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> ===== Array Access =====
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> One of the main differences between neko CFFI and C++ CFFI is how arrays are treated.
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