Open timglabisch opened 8 years ago
Hi,
I have never tried to use syntax
on RPi, but I think it should just work™ if std
works. Have you checked that you can compile a simpler crate? That issue you linked looks like it's a similar case, but it looks like it was fixed. It's hard to say if it has made a comeback, based on this info.
A possible workaround, in any case, if you can stand a longer initial build time, could be to use syntex
instead. It's also usable on stable Rust. I'm assuming that you are using nightly, by the way.
Edit: Never mind, the docker container compiles Rust, so it counts a nightly.
Hi,
i successfully tryed it on another project with no (just rusts default) dependencies.
Ok, so we can probably rule that out, then. I have, honestly, no idea why that's happening. Something you could try, if you are using Linux, is to follow the regular instructions, but skip the part where you are building the compiler, and instead install the cross compiled standard libraries through rustup
. It's the same approach that's used when testing the wiringpi
bindings (see the install
section). This will most likely require the same version of the buildXX
script as in that same repository.
I really need to update this guide...
i am sorry but at the moment i don't have the time to try this :( i'll try this later.
Oh, don't worry about it. Take your time :smile:
Hello,
today i created this docker container and tryed to compile a project for RPi 3. i've am using serde (*) as a dependency, whis results in:
dependencies of my project:
may this is related to https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/32984