On Apr 16, 2022, at 10:36, Marcus Calhoun-Lopez wrote:
> Right now, I put them in a release section of a fork of Rust:
> https://github.com/MarcusCalhoun-Lopez/rust/releases
>
> Could a similar fork be created under the auspices of the MacPorts project?
Yes, it could be. We haven't done that for
I have been careful to submit all changes upstreams.
So far, most of them have been merged already.
The only changes I have not submitted are the ones that apply to systems prior
to 10.7, which Rust does not support.
These patches are small and can easily be kept as patch files within the port.
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On Apr 17, 2022, at 08:45, Marcus Calhoun-Lopez wrote:
> I have been careful to submit all changes upstreams.
> So far, most of them have been merged already.
> The only changes I have not submitted are the ones that apply to systems
> prior to 10.7, which Rust does not support.
> These patches a
Sorry, I misunderstood.
Cargo and the Rust Standard Library, which are both required to build Rust,
have higher requirements than Rust itself.
Back to 10.7, MacPorts gets around this by using, e.g., the MacPorts build of
OpenSSL instead of the CommonCrypto system library.
Prior to 10.7, MacPorts
I wanted to quickly share some recent experience with a serious Mac upgrade -
for me, at least - which finally removes some barriers for MacPorts development
and testing.
But first, some brief history, which folks might enjoy:
My first “real" desktop Mac was a 2005 PowerMac G5/2.7 DP - the liqu
