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LFS does not need to do all of that. LFS already uses the host computer's C compiler, so it seems just as reasonable to also use the host computer's rust compil
by charcircuit 3y ago
LFS does not need to do all of that. LFS already uses the host computer's C compiler, so it seems just as reasonable to also use the host computer's rust compiler.
- MuffinFlavored 3y agoDoesn't part of the Rust compliation chain end up using `cc` anyway eventually for like, linking or something? That might not apply at a "system's" level but I'm guessing in the massive Linux compilation job with module support you're making a bunch of object files with exported symbols?
- charcircuit 3y agoThe Linux kernel's build system uses rustc only for making object files.