NAME

       cbindgen - manual page for cbindgen 0.12.1

DESCRIPTION

       cbindgen 0.12.1 Generate C bindings for a Rust library

   USAGE:
              cbindgen [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [INPUT]

   FLAGS:
       --clean
              Whether to use a new temporary directory for expanding macros. Affects performance,
              but might be required in certain build processes.

       --cpp-compat
              Whether to add C++ compatibility to generated C bindings

       -d, --parse-dependencies
              Whether to parse dependencies when generating bindings

       -h, --help
              Prints help information

       -q, --quiet
              Report errors only (overrides verbosity options).

       -v     Enable verbose logging

       -V, --version
              Prints version information

       --verify
              Generate bindings and compare it to the existing bindings file and  error  if  they
              are different

   OPTIONS:
       -c, --config <PATH>
              Specify path to a `cbindgen.toml` config to use

       --crate <CRATE_NAME>
              If generating bindings for a crate, the specific crate to generate bindings for

       -l, --lang <LANGUAGE>
              Specify the language to output bindings in [possible values: c++, C++, c, C]

       --lockfile <PATH>
              Specify  the  path to the Cargo.lock file explicitly. If this is not specified, the
              Cargo.lock file is searched for in the same folder as  the  Cargo.toml  file.  This
              option is useful for projects that use workspaces.

       -o, --output <PATH>
              The file to output the bindings to

       -s, --style <STYLE>
              Specify  the  declaration  style  to use for bindings [possible values: Both, both,
              Tag, tag, Type, type]

   ARGS:
       <INPUT>
              A crate directory or source file to generate bindings for. In general this  is  the
              folder where the Cargo.toml file of source Rust library resides.

SEE ALSO

       The  full  documentation  for cbindgen is maintained as a Texinfo manual.  If the info and
       cbindgen programs are properly installed at your site, the command

              info cbindgen

       should give you access to the complete manual.