A foreign function interface lets code in one language call functions compiled from another. It relies on an application binary interface: the machine-level convention (how arguments are passed in registers and on the stack, the layout of structures, the names of symbols) that the caller and the callee compiled separately both obey; the C convention is the one every language can speak.
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