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nice, but does it compile and run on armhf? I don't see any binaries
by fsiefken 10y ago
nice, but does it compile and run on armhf? I don't see any binaries
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- burntsushi 10y agoI'm not terribly familiar with Rust's story on ARM, but I do know there are people working on cross compilation. I'll see if I can hook it up to the CI later today. Certainly, there's nothing in ripgrep itself that should prevent it from working on ARM.
- echelon 10y agoI cross compile my home automation sever that I wrote in Rust to ARM. It should work.
- Cshelton 10y agoI'll be doing that soon! Care to share your code? or explain what exactly you're doing with it?
- echelon 10y agoI've published a few crates in the home automation space, but they're both pretty terrible at this point. One of them is for controlling WeMo devices, and now that I know Rust better I'm going to rewrite it using the new blocking APIs rather than Mio. (And real SOAP support.) What kind of home automation will you be doing? I'd absolutely love to collaborate on a gateway that interacts with Wemo, Z-wave, Zigbee, etc. and can do basic things like events, scenes, schedules, etc. I haven't focused on home automation all summer long since I've been trying to get my Donald Trump TTS engine (also written in Rust) ready for the election. It's soooo close.
- mbrubeck 10y agoI was able to build ripgrep from source for ARM, cross-compiling from my laptop running Debian, following the directions here: https://github.com/japaric/rust-cross#tldr-ubuntu-example https://github.com/japaric/rust-cross#tldr-ubuntu-example (I haven't actually run it because I don't have an ARM linux device handy.)
- pyroholic 10y agoCross-compiled and ran a couple basic searches on an armv7l device. So at least the basic functionality works just fine.