The faust compiler has a whole slew of useful command line arguments.
For example -t 0 makes sure the compiler doesn't time-out, or -vec tries to generate easy to vectorize code.
So, a .with_arg() method for FaustBuilder::new would be very handy.
The project I'm working on will often time-out while compiling, so currently I'm using a local checkout of rust-faust where I added:
The faust compiler has a whole slew of useful command line arguments. For example
-t 0
makes sure the compiler doesn't time-out, or-vec
tries to generate easy to vectorize code.So, a
.with_arg()
method forFaustBuilder::new
would be very handy.The project I'm working on will often time-out while compiling, so currently I'm using a local checkout of
rust-faust
where I added:to lib.rs.