Windows build

[VytPal]

I’m working on building Trust Wallet Core for a Windows desktop application and could use some guidance on the steps or any necessary changes to make the project compatible with the Windows platform.

I’ve come across the kaetemi/wallet-core-windows port, but it hasn’t been updated in over 3 years, so I’m concerned it might be too outdated for current use.

Could anyone provide insight into how to properly configure and build Trust Wallet Core for Windows?

[satoshiotomakan]

Hi @VytPal, unfortunately, we don't support compiling WalletCore on Windows. Do you need C++ bindings library built on Windows?
On the other hands, you should be able to easily compile Rust crates within ./rust directory by running cargo build. Hope this will help you.
Should you have any question, feel free to ask

[VytPal]

Hi @satoshiotomakan,
Couple questions:

1. Is there a list of chains currently supported on Rust?
2. Does Rust and C++ use the same C headers?

[satoshiotomakan]

Hi @VytPal, please run to get number of Rust supported chains.

cargo run --manifest-path rust/Cargo.toml -p wallet_core_bin -- registry-stats

No, the WalletCore layer is as follows. Rust FFI headers are generated automatically, you can find them at: ./src/rust/bindgen/WalletCoreRSBindgen.h, but C++ headers are at ./include/

                            FFI                           FFI
                              v                              v

Kotlin/Swift/TS API -> C++ code base -> Rust code base

Does Rust and C++ use the same C headers?