I don't actually know what the issue is with Rust on
arm-linux-unknown-gnueabihf. Is cross-compiling to this architecture
with Rust difficult? Why do we need binaries?
One thing we could possibly do without much difficulty is let external
build slaves connect to our build master. That plus a small amount of
new master configuration may be enough to accomplish something useful here.
On 03/28/2014 06:03 PM, Ian Daniher wrote:
Any chance of getting arm-linux-unknown-gnueabihf builds?
I came here to ask this same thing - I'm doing work with rust on cheap
elinux arm boards.
Understand the not mucking with established infrastructure in the midst
of everything else - I'm willing to put up hardware with help, but right
now compiling for rustc arm-gnueabihf host is a nogo, only have target
working. If we have a working mainline build system, I'll host binary
arm-gnueabihf images.
--
Ian
On Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 4:52 PM, Brian Anderson <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Not in the near term I think, at least as long as it's I that has to
do the automation - there are many other automation changes already
in the pipeline just for linux/mac/win.
I am at this point amenable to opening up our infrastructure to one
or two trusted and motivated individuals, since I know I'm the
bottleneck on a lot of improvements that folks want to make, but
updating our automation is a tedious and risky affair currently so I
don't want to take that step lightly.
On 03/28/2014 06:16 AM, Chris Morgan wrote:
Any chance of getting arm-linux-unknown-gnueabihf builds?
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