Closed cuviper closed 6 months ago
This takes an arbitrary string that will be fed to the compiler as-is, without even interjecting #![no_std] like other probe methods. It also returns a Result with the full Error, so you could choose to print verbose details on failure, for example.
#![no_std]
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Resolves #24.
This takes an arbitrary string that will be fed to the compiler as-is, without even interjecting
#![no_std]like other probe methods. It also returns aResultwith the fullError, so you could choose to print verbose details on failure, for example.Resolves #24.