The first PR for the embedded-linker is focused on getting the unit tests back up and running and not making it available for users. It will unfortunately also break the argument parsing in the ptx-linker in addition to the other things that are already broken. See this repo for a few fixes on top of this project that might make it useful long enough for the embedded-linker to be available for users as well: rust-ptx-linker-maintenance
Lastly I will thank @denzp for creating this project and working on ptx and Rust. I would probably not have dared to start messing around with Rust+Cuda if it weren't for you (and of course also the other contributors working on Rust+Cuda).
This project unfortunately seems to no longer be maintained. I'm committed to making ptx compilation work in Rust, and I'm working on the replacement for this crate in https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/117458#issuecomment-1836359357
The first PR for the embedded-linker is focused on getting the unit tests back up and running and not making it available for users. It will unfortunately also break the argument parsing in the ptx-linker in addition to the other things that are already broken. See this repo for a few fixes on top of this project that might make it useful long enough for the embedded-linker to be available for users as well: rust-ptx-linker-maintenance
Lastly I will thank @denzp for creating this project and working on ptx and Rust. I would probably not have dared to start messing around with Rust+Cuda if it weren't for you (and of course also the other contributors working on Rust+Cuda).