Closed pitaj closed 1 year ago
Maybe do the same as you want to do in libstd's build script for the as-if-std crate? That acts as a test for using it in libstd.
Below is the size of a hello-world Rust program linked with libstd with backtrace.
Original binary size: 533976B Updated binary size: 530480B Difference: -3496B (-0.65%)
Can you look into the 32-bit Windows issue?
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As far as I can tell, all of the CI failures are due to spurious network failures from crates.io
If you can restart some of those jobs, I imagine they would pass on the second go.
32-bit Windows seemed to have another issue but now it's passing? Weird.
All I saw was the spurious network error stuff. What did you see?
I thought it had broken on the concurrent panics test.
Hmm. Well if you can find the log, I can look into it, otherwise I think you might have it confused with something else.
I'm going to blame this one on "eventual consistency".
This, I feel, is a slightly better way of achieving https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/99883
Once this is merged, and backtrace is synced to rust-lang/rust, this patch (based on that PR) can be applied to rust-lang/rust.