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alloc-tls: update crates.io #196

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sollyucko opened this issue Apr 1, 2020 · 8 comments
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alloc-tls: update crates.io #196

sollyucko opened this issue Apr 1, 2020 · 8 comments

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@sollyucko
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The crates.io crate does not include commit dec3843. Could you publish the changes?

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joshlf commented Apr 1, 2020

I will once this is resolved: rust-lang/rust#70673

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I can't reproduce the ICE. Maybe try deleting Cargo.lock and target/ and rebuilding, since it might be an issue with an old version of a dependency?

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joshlf commented Apr 1, 2020

It happens for me even after removing Cargo.lock and target/. Probably worth pointing out that I'm on macos. Are you as well? I'd also check that you're on the same toolchain version that I cited in that issue (latest nightly).

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I'm running the same rustc version, but on Debian.

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joshlf commented Apr 1, 2020

That doesn't surprise me. alloc-tls has some pretty wacky platform-dependent code. It wouldn't surprise me if the macos-specific bits exercised some little-used corner of the compiler.

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joshlf commented Apr 1, 2020

Out of curiosity, what are you using alloc-tls for?

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I'm working on a project involving parallel computation and caching, but I wasn't sure how to start, so I just downloaded everything I might need, but I probably don't actually need this.

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joshlf commented Apr 1, 2020

Ah. Yeah seems unlikely that you need to depend on this directly. It would be more likely that you'd need to depend on one of its dependents.

@joshlf joshlf closed this as completed in 1c3e858 Apr 4, 2020
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