A cargo wrapper proof of concept for faster compilation of dependencies as dynamic libraries.
For incremental builds the linking of dynamic libraries is much faster then building a static binary as described in this blog post.
It works a bit like cargo-add-dynamic, but doesn't alter the Cargo.toml in order to have a single source of truth for both fast incremental debug builds and release builds.
It does so by reading the Cargo.toml, laying out a shadow project structure and executes the command with a pointer to the shadow metadata.
As this is just a proof of concept it won't generate dylibs recursively yet.
- Workspace support
- Treat shared subdependencies as dylibs (recursive)