(I don't know that this is a bug, exactly, but. Was still the best-fit template.) I tried this code: fn main() { let x: Option<&[u8]> = Some(&[1, 2]); assert_eq!(x, Some(&[3, 4])); } I expected to see this happen: This should compile, an...
Apparently compiletest has a --pass flag which allows setting "pass mode" but it's unclear what that is intended to do. AFAIK, many tests don't account for this at all, and //@ ignore-pass is apparently a directive which is used liberall...
Use the command line or your IDE to compile the Java file and verify that the class files are generated in the correct location. Pay attention to find symbol errors, which may indicate issues with class imports or package declarations. Additionally, consider checking the project configuration, lib...
The Mono C# compiler starts compilation from thedriver.csfile. By calling thepublic bool Compile ()method, Mono starts its compilation process. It then initializes theTopLevelTypesvariable of theRootContextclass. After doing that, it calls theParse()method of the driver class. TheParse()method ...
The good news news is that my Mix will compile the following files: Javascript, Vue, Sass. But it absolutely refuses to compile my default.css. Here is my webpack.mix.js file: const mix = require('laravel-mix'); mix.js(['resources/js/app.js', 'resources/js/functions.js'], '...
As a crate meant for cargo and rustup, it has a very generalized name and seems people would be reading more into it being "cargo-team maintained" than we might want. In this case, supporting wasm builds miscommunicates the intended support. So which is this intended to be and can we ...
Nuitka has a --help option to output what it can do: nuitka --help The nuitka-run command is the same as nuitka, but with a different default. It tries to compile and directly execute a Python script: nuitka-run --help This option that is different is --run, and passing on argument...
Concretely, consider the following code which compiles perfectly fine under both stable and nightly rust use std::marker::PhantomData; const CONSTANT_M: usize = 4; struct Foo<T, const GENERIC_M: usize> { content: PhantomData<[T; GENERIC_...
trying to cross-compile with the stage 0 compiler completes "successfully" but does nothing ./x build --target x86_64-unknown-linux-none --stage 0 library/core/ is this because bootstrap assumes every cross compilation will specify at least stage1?
The cmake command in netcdf-src with static feature fails for me on release builds. Steps to reproduce (in an empty folder) cargo init cargo add netcdf --features static cargo build # Succeeds cargo build --release # Fails Output: Compil...