dart-setup-ffi-assets

Tree-shaking minimizes binary size by applying dead-code elimination and symbol-based stripping during the link phase. Executing hook/link.dart ensures the final dynamic library retains only required symbols for Dart FFI runtime integration.

Yes, you can use precompiled dynamic library downloads with integrity verification instead of building from source. This supports offline or constrained environments by fetching binaries and validating them before linking as Code Assets.

Dart Native Assets supports offline Flutter environments by verifying precompiled assets and enabling fallback behavior. The hook system includes verification steps for offline compliance to ensure runtime integration works without network access.

The best way to link C libraries with tree-shaking in Dart is using hook/link.dart to apply symbol-based dead-code elimination during the linking phase. This minimizes the final binary size while packaging the required Code Assets.

You need hook/build.dart and hook/link.dart for Dart C interop because they orchestrate compiling C/C++ sources and applying tree-shaking during linking. This hook-based setup securely packages native code into Dart Code Assets for runtime integration.