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The current quic version (actually quic-proto) depends on version 0.16 of ring, which only builds for x86 and arm. As a result, a regular build for RISC-V is currently not possible. This would be solved once quic-proto is updated to depend on ring v0.17 or higher. Tracking PR quinn-rs/quinn#1715
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We want to target 64 bit, running the linux os. It makes sense to expect the gc extenion (g expanding to imafd), since most platforms support this (at least those we reasonably expect to run a linux OS on and do something else). The only pickle right now is that the musl platform for this target riscv64gc-unknown-linux-musl is only at tier3, so while it is recognized, no builds are shipped and this essentially requires a nightly compiler
The current quic version (actually quic-proto) depends on version 0.16 of ring, which only builds for x86 and arm. As a result, a regular build for RISC-V is currently not possible. This would be solved once quic-proto is updated to depend on ring v0.17 or higher. Tracking PR quinn-rs/quinn#1715
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: