Enable cross compilation for applications #4
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deitch
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What is CI complaining about? |
@deitch It complains about tags, do you ALWAYS push? e.g. for PR builds before they merged to main? |
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No, it only pushes on tags. But it does check tags when building. I can check that area and see if I can fix it. |
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Try rebasing on main |
Even though rust can do cross-compilation, it cannot do linking for target platform. We have to define target specific rustc options and have required toolchain installed as well as libraries for target platfrom clang is a very good choice for cross-compilation unless we are going to build for some exotic targets Signed-off-by: Mikhail Malyshev <[email protected]>
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Looks like the rebasing worked. |
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Even though rust can do cross-compilation, it cannot do linking for target platform. We have to define target specific rustc options and have required toolchain installed as well as libraries for target platfrom
clang is a very good choice for cross-compilation unless we are going to build for some exotic targets