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Ah, looks like it's not able to find the right underlying headers from gcc. Do you have build-essential
installed? I think that should do the trick...
Ah, looks like it's not able to find the right underlying headers from gcc. Do you have
build-essential
installed? I think that should do the trick...
Hmm, sorry i'm also getting this error, but I have no idea how to get "build-essential" can you please explain this to me?
Edit: I'm on mac and after some searching around seems like I can't install it?
@eren123danyel Oh yeah, on macOS it'll be a bit different. Does brew install gcc
work for you?
Hey, I'm having the same issue. gcc
was already installed so installing it wouldn't fix anything :/
For anyone else on macOS a workaround is to just use docker:
$ docker run -v /Users/oliverm/prog/rustybox/:/usr/src/ -it rust:1.40 bash
And then in the docker container:
$ cd /usr/src
$ cargo build --release
Ok, hopefully b7d7f01 resolves the documentation part of this issue. Let me know if I'm missing anything!
The only issue I'm having with the docker workaround is it not connecting with my editor :/. Maybe I'll build one specifically for that.
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@Akeboshiwind if you use vs code you can do the remote connection over docker extension. It's remarkably good. That's actually my standard dev workflow for this project.
I'm an Emacs user actually and I was planning something similar.
Do you know what backend that uses?
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Oh well with emacs you could just run emacs within the container I suppose?
Not sure exactly what backend the VSCode extension uses. I'm guessing they built their own kinda thing that handles docker interop.
That seems like a nice workflow. I'll have to see if I can replicate it some time.
Anyone found any solution to get quadmath.h on macOS other than the docker workaround? Any help would be much appreciated.
After cloning the repository and running
cargo build --release
(Ubuntu 19.10arm64
), an error is thrown: