Havard Eidnes <he%NetBSD.org@localhost> writes:
>> What is the state of the bootstrap kits? Are they known to work on all
>> of
>>
>> NetBSD {8, 9, current} X {i386, amd64, earmv7hf-el, aarch64)
>
> While this is about 1.45.2 and not 1.46.0, I suspect that
> earmv7hf-el is a lost cause at this point, for a natively built
> rust.
>
> 1.45.0: managed to build natively (just about)
> 1.45.2: all attempts fail to build rustc_middle with 'std::bad_alloc'
Thanks for the update.
If we stay at 1.45.2, or if 1.46 doesn't build, then I think we need to
change rust/platform.mk to exclude earmv7. Right now there's a kludge
in graphics/rsvg/available.mk to exclude armv7, and this is not really
about rsvg as much as "the platform doesn't have rust, at least now".
> I have not tried 1.46.0 yet on any of the archs x OS-versions I build
> for.
If that builds on earmv7, that would be really good to know right away.
> I've (cross-)built and uploaded bootstrap kits for NetBSD/aarch64 9.0,
> NetBSD/earmv7hf-el 9.0, NetBSD/powerpc 8.0 (also have for 9.0) and
> NetBSD/sparc64 8.0 for rust version 1.45.2.
Did you build those static? If not, do the bootstrap kits for 8 work
on 9?
Are you able to a construct a rust binary package that could be used to
e.g. build rsvg on earmv7hf-el? Something that could be part of
rust-bin? (I am assuming upstream does not build for NetBSD/earmv7.)
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