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Thanks, nice, but for the kernel use case it would need to be part of rustc.

• zaarn 6y ago
  Simply install clippy and call "clippy-driver" instead of "rustc", which will handle this. Clippy is largely the lints that haven't either made it into rustc or are fairly edge-case-y.
• littlestymaar 6y ago
  Why? The Rust-for-Linux team already made Clippy a requirement for Rust kernel code. For niche configuration that are really project-specific like this, it makes total sense to use external tooling to ensure the guidelines are respected, it doesn't need to be the compiler enforcing these guidelines.