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Closes the quest Share a binding across targets, which this PR deletes, and adds Export moq for every target it ships as its follow-up.

Summary

One binding now serves several targets, such as one Kotlin file for the Android ABIs and the desktops. This follows the quest's decision (b).

• Several --targets: rust2-ffi --target a --target b ... checks each target in turn. Each target but the last stages its API as JSON. The last target's session merges them (ffi/src/merge.rs), and every IR item carries a bitmask of the targets that have it.
• Items only some targets have: these are exported everywhere. The glue crate's build script sets cfg(rust2_ffi_target = "<triple>"). Each limited item is gated on that cfg, and on other targets it gets a stub that fails. Each binding reads <prefix>_target() once at load and checks it before a call, raising its language's own error:
  • Kotlin: UnsupportedOperationException
  • Python: NotImplementedError
  • Swift: a trap
  • Go: a panic
  • Dart: UnsupportedError
  • C and C++: abort with the message
• Variants only some targets have: a value holding such a variant is refused the same way when it crosses.
• Items that differ between targets: a function whose signature differs, a record whose fields differ, or a constant whose value differs is refused at its span. The error names both targets and has a note at the other target's span.
• Staging on other hosts (--api / --with): --api <file> stages one target's API so an export on another host can add it with --with <file>. moq's aws-lc-sys and ring need each target's C toolchain even for a check, which is why this exists. Span paths are stored relative to the workspace root or cargo's home, so a checkout at another path keeps its spans. The target test proves this with a moved checkout.
• Clashes after refusals: an export with refusals still goes on to report C-name clashes (the reject fixture needs this now that the export path is split).

Proof

• The api fixture is now exported for the host and wasm32 into one binding. It gains Platform (a tagged enum with a wasm-only variant), Family (a plain enum with one), wasm_only(), and a wasm-only object. Each language's test checks that the host's items work and that wasm32's raise the language's error with its message: C, C++, Swift, and Go as broken cases, and Kotlin, Python, and Dart inline.
• The target test exports a package three ways: for the host, for wasm32, and for both into one binding. It checks:
  • the merged glue under -D warnings for each target
  • that a build for a target that wasn't exported is refused
  • that a differing const and fn are refused, naming both targets
  • the --api/--with round trip, which writes the same header
  • that a census or --api with several targets is refused
• just ci passes.
• just ffi moq passes in all seven languages with main merged in locally, now that moq-dev/rust2#693 has landed. The fixture suite passes there too. The branch merges with main without conflict, so it carries no merge commit.
• moq's own census on each target it ships needs Android's NDK, a macOS runner, and a Windows runner, so it moves to the follow-up quest.

This composes with moq-dev/rust2#693: each target's check still validates its own exclude (configured_out) in its own session, so an exclude of a field a cfg strips on one target is accepted there. A merge also requires every target to have the same package, features, and exclude.

Public API impact

Breaking:

• The generated crate's build.rs now declares rust2_ffi_target in check-cfg and sets it. Its refusal message names every target exported.
• glue::Crate loses its target field (internal).

Additive:

• CLI: --target may repeat; new --api <file> and --with <file> flags.
• C header: uint32_t <prefix>_target(void), documented with the list of targets. A limited function's doc says "Only on X".
• Bindings: each gains a private target check:
  • Kotlin: Native.check and Native.__target
  • Swift: Native.target / Native.on
  • Go: rt.On_
  • Dart: _target / _on
  • Python: rt::missing
• Kotlin: a plain enum with a limited entry has an internal open val value.
• Dart: such an enum takes two more private constructor fields.

Choices made unattended

• Constants: a constant only some targets have keeps its value in the binding on every target, since reading it calls nothing. Gating it would make Kotlin's const val and Dart's const getters instead.
• Records: a record whose fields differ between targets is refused as a definition that differs, rather than letting one target's binding lack a field. Records cross by value, so there is no call to fail. moq's tokio::listen::Config holds a pub(crate) field, so it exports as an object, and its unix-only accessors are served.
• Swift traps: Swift traps on a missing item, as its other run-time checks do today.
• C++ aborts: C++ aborts, as C does. checks-raise owns raising from C++ with exceptions.
• Error locations: the error sits at the first target's span in sorted order, or at the local span when a staged file is not on this host as it was. The note then says the API was staged elsewhere.

Follow-ups

• Export moq for every target it ships [M]: nightly stages moq's API on each host with the right C toolchain and merges it on Linux. No open decisions.

Decisions

• Design checkpoint after review round 3: ✅ Continue (rejected: rethink by placing generic instances by the merged crate order; merge as is). The rounds' findings were corners of merge rules, not the design. The round-3 low finding is fixed: order_crates now records each variant's fields with the variant's own targets, so a cycle refusal through a wasm32-only variant names each target once, tested by merge::tests::names_a_variants_own_targets.
• Follow-up: ✅ keep Export moq for every target it ships (rejected: drop it).

Models

Size: L
Implementer: Claude, Opus 5.5, high effort
Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, low effort (iterate, S)

(Written by Opus 5.5 with high effort)

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Review

Rewritten by quest review after each round.

• Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, high effort
• Session: 01a1c880-8d6c-75a2-9f35-700e196220c6, round 4
• Head: 7c7b62d
• Base: origin/main at fa34d00
• Score: 10/10, The remaining diagnostic issue is fixed, and inspection found no new issues in the incremental changes; builds and tests were not run.
• Findings: none
• The last round's findings, at 44a63bf:
  • Fixed: low, ffi/src/merge.rs:489: Preserve variant availability in enum dependency diagnostics; ffi/src/merge.rs:489 now records variant field dependencies with v.on, and names_a_variants_own_targets covers reporting the two distinct targets.

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Walkthrough

The FFI exporter now accepts multiple targets and can write or merge staged target APIs. The API model records target membership for declarations. Generated Rust glue and Dart, Go, Kotlin, Python, and Swift bindings check whether calls and enum variants are available on the selected target. Fixtures and tests cover host and wasm32 exports, target mismatches, staged API merges, and unavailable items. Documentation describes the multi-target workflow.

Merge Risk: Low · up to 7c7b6

The new multi-target export works through its normal staging flow. A hand-edited staged API file with an unexpected target count could produce a binding that gates items for the wrong targets. Adding a one-target check when staged files are read closes this; the remaining risk is small.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 64.77% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

Passed checks: 4 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: sharing one FFI binding across multiple targets.
Description check		The description directly explains the multi-target binding changes, target-specific behavior, staging options, diagnostics, tests, and follow-up work.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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Explanation

Docstring coverage is 64.77% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 88 functions across 24 files. (4 skipped: 4 unsupported.)

Resolution

Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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Review comments at @ffi/src/driver.rs:
- Around line 181-207: Validate each staged API’s target count in the merge loop
before adding it to apis; if it does not contain exactly one target, mark the
merge unmergeable, report the staged path and target count, and skip that API.
Keep the existing checks and insertion behavior for valid single-target APIs.

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• ffi/README.md
• ffi/fixtures/api/src/lib.rs
• ffi/fixtures/reject/expected.txt
• ffi/fixtures/reject/src/lib.rs
• ffi/runtime/python.rs
• ffi/src/abi.rs
• ffi/src/c.rs
• ffi/src/cli.rs
• ffi/src/collect.rs
• ffi/src/config.rs
• ffi/src/dart.rs
• ffi/src/driver.rs
• ffi/src/glue.rs
• ffi/src/go.rs
• ffi/src/ir.rs
• ffi/src/kotlin.rs
• ffi/src/main.rs
• ffi/src/merge.rs
• ffi/src/python.rs
• ffi/src/swift.rs
• ffi/tests/api.c
• ffi/tests/api.dart
• ffi/tests/api.go
• ffi/tests/api.kt
• ffi/tests/api.py
• ffi/tests/api.swift
• ffi/tests/fixtures.rs
• quest/m1/ffi-export/moq-targets.md
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Script executed:

rg -n 'targets|fn all|fn named|fn everywhere|1 << |>> ' ffi/src/ir.rs ffi/src/merge.rs ffi/src/driver.rs | head -80

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rg -n -F -e '.all()' -e '.named(' -e 'fn cfg(' -e 'Target::write' -e 'merge::merge(' -- ffi/src
git diff c2061e26bcf7e3c91ba8d70321dfe110af6f9fea 7c7b62d56b246ff13cbaf8a9261632864eb3095c -- ffi/src/driver.rs | sed -n '1,200p'

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cat -n ffi/src/abi.rs | sed -n '110,151p'
cat -n ffi/src/merge.rs | sed -n '200,255p'
cat -n ffi/src/glue.rs | sed -n '310,345p'
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Refuse a staged API that does not list exactly one target.

merge::merge assigns one bit per API, but joins their target lists. If a staged file has zero or several targets, its bit indices can name the wrong targets. Abi::cfg and binding checks can then gate items for the wrong targets. The 64 limit also counts APIs, not targets.

Proposed fix

 			let target = theirs.api.targets.join(", ");
+			if theirs.api.targets.len() != 1 {
+				unmergeable = true;
+				tcx.dcx().err(format!(
+					"rust2-ffi: {} holds the API of {} targets, not one: stage each with --api",
+					path.display(),
+					theirs.api.targets.len()
+				));
+				continue;
+			}
 			let differs = [

Committable suggestion

IMPORTANT
Review the replacement and indentation, then test before committing.

Suggested change

	for path in &self.merge {
	let theirs = match merge::Target::read(path, tcx.sess.source_map(), &self.roots) {
	Ok(theirs) => theirs,
	Err(err) => {
	tcx.dcx().err(format!("rust2-ffi: {err}"));
	unmergeable = true;
	continue;
	}
	};
	let target = theirs.api.targets.join(", ");
	let differs = [
	("package", theirs.package != ours.package),
	("features", theirs.features != ours.features),
	("config's exclude", theirs.exclude != ours.exclude),
	];
	for (what, _) in differs.iter().filter(|(_, differs)| *differs) {
	unmergeable = true;
	tcx.dcx().err(format!(
	"rust2-ffi: {target}'s API, from {}, has another {what} than this export's",
	path.display()
	));
	}
	if apis.iter().any(|api| api.targets == theirs.api.targets) {
	unmergeable = true;
	tcx.dcx().err(format!("rust2-ffi: {target} is exported twice"));
	}
	apis.push(theirs.api);
	for path in &self.merge {
	let theirs = match merge::Target::read(path, tcx.sess.source_map(), &self.roots) {
	Ok(theirs) => theirs,
	Err(err) => {
	tcx.dcx().err(format!("rust2-ffi: {err}"));
	unmergeable = true;
	continue;
	}
	};
	let target = theirs.api.targets.join(", ");
	if theirs.api.targets.len() != 1 {
	unmergeable = true;
	tcx.dcx().err(format!(
	"rust2-ffi: {} holds the API of {} targets, not one: stage each with --api",
	path.display(),
	theirs.api.targets.len()
	));
	continue;
	}
	let differs = [
	("package", theirs.package != ours.package),
	("features", theirs.features != ours.features),
	("config's exclude", theirs.exclude != ours.exclude),
	];
	for (what, _) in differs.iter().filter(|(_, differs)| *differs) {
	unmergeable = true;
	tcx.dcx().err(format!(
	"rust2-ffi: {target}'s API, from {}, has another {what} than this export's",
	path.display()
	));
	}
	if apis.iter().any(|api| api.targets == theirs.api.targets) {
	unmergeable = true;
	tcx.dcx().err(format!("rust2-ffi: {target} is exported twice"));
	}
	apis.push(theirs.api);

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Review comment at @ffi/src/driver.rs around lines 181 - 207:
Validate each staged API’s target count in the merge loop before adding it to apis; if it does not contain exactly one target, mark the merge unmergeable, report the staged path and target count, and skip that API. Keep the existing checks and insertion behavior for valid single-target APIs.

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