slbotbm opened a new pull request, #2661:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iggy/pull/2661

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   Closes #2100 
   
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   This PR implements a blocking c++ client using CXX. I'll open a discussion 
on the design by the weekend.
   
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   Deletes the old incomplete client. Adds a client that uses cxx to generate 
rust -> cpp bindings. `examples/example.cpp`  has been temporarily included to 
show how the public API would look like. instructions on running it are 
included in `README.md`.
   
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   1. OpenAI Codex, Google Gemini
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