Explore a 23-minute conference talk from RustCon Asia 2019 that delves into integrating Cargo with Autotools for building and distributing dynamic libraries written in Rust. Learn how to overcome the limitations of cargo install for cdylib dynamic libraries by implementing a build infrastructure that combines the Rust toolchain with Autotools. Discover the process of creating a source tarball that allows users to easily build and install Rust-based dynamic libraries using familiar ./configure && make && make install commands. Gain insights into the speaker's experiences and find valuable information for the Rust community on topics such as Cargo.toml configuration, using libtool, setting options in configure.ac, and generating Windows installers with CPack.