"Havard Eidnes" <he%netbsd.org@localhost> writes: > Module Name: pkgsrc > Committed By: he > Date: Fri Oct 29 06:55:10 UTC 2021 > > Modified Files: > pkgsrc/graphics/librsvg: available.mk > > Log Message: > Remove the special-case disabling of earm and powerpc, > which references my own old post from mid-2020 at which time > I had problems building rust for earmv7hf "natively". > That problem has long since been resolved. Not sure why > powerpc got the same treatment -- with this removed this package > builds fine with rust 1.56.0 on NetBSD/macppc 9.99.88. Do you mean that if I take a typical earm machine like an RPI3 (1G RAM), and cehck out pkgsrc and do a "make package-install" in something that depends on librsvg, you think that it will build rust, build librsvg, and continue, without any issues? I have been under the impression that building rust required unreasoably large (by our standards) amounts of RAM, but I'll be very happy to hear that this has been fixed upstream. We're in a very difficult position, where upstreams choose tools that don't appear to be self-hostable on many platforms. It's not clear how best to balance the conflicting desires of having recent code and remaining pkgsrc rather than pkgbin.
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