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This guide is designed for mobile/desktop developers who want to integrate C/C++ codes into their Flutter apps. It includes best practices for configuring build tools, debugging on mobile and desktop, using Dart FFI for bidirectional synchronous and asynchronous calls, handling complex data structures, performance optimization tips, listening for essential Dart VM callbacks on the C/C++ side, and some essential reminders for the Windows platform.
- Chapter 1: Adding C/C++ to your Flutter plugin
- Chapter 2: How to Debug Your C/C++ Project in Flutter Apps
- Chapter 3: Memory Management in Dart FFI
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