Context:
I've been tinkering with embedded lately and using cxx to utilize some C++ code with Rust without the standard library (no std). This repository had a promising example, but I hit a snag during compilation.
Problem:
As I compile the example in the repository for running cxx without the standard library, I ran into a little hiccup. The compilation process threw up an error message that said:
rust-lld: error: unable to find library -lstdc++
It seems like the linker (rust-lld) is having a tough time tracking down the standard C++ library (libstdc++). My guess is there might be a small hiccup in the configuration somewhere causing it to slip through the cracks.
Please note that I tried using the current version as well as this version:
[dependencies]
cxx = { version = "1.0.58", default-features = false, features = ["alloc"] }
In addition, I've already communicated with the repository owner regarding this issue, and it turns out he is facing the same problem.
Context: I've been tinkering with embedded lately and using cxx to utilize some C++ code with Rust without the standard library (no std). This repository had a promising example, but I hit a snag during compilation.
Problem: As I compile the example in the repository for running cxx without the standard library, I ran into a little hiccup. The compilation process threw up an error message that said:
rust-lld: error: unable to find library -lstdc++It seems like the linker (rust-lld) is having a tough time tracking down the standard C++ library (libstdc++). My guess is there might be a small hiccup in the configuration somewhere causing it to slip through the cracks.
Please note that I tried using the current version as well as this version:
In addition, I've already communicated with the repository owner regarding this issue, and it turns out he is facing the same problem.