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rust: add a workaround for developing the Rust crate on Windows #44

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@abrown abrown commented Feb 9, 2022

The Rust crate uses a POSIX symlink for accessing the C library files.
On Windows this may not work so we document two workarounds.

The Rust crate uses a POSIX symlink for accessing the C library files.
On Windows this may not work so we document two workarounds.
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abrown commented Feb 9, 2022

cc: @jlb6740, @bnjbvr; I think this change should make a reasonable attempt at enabling Windows developers to change the Rust crate.

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jlb6740 commented Feb 9, 2022

Cool!!!!! Think it will be nice if @bnjbvr can comment.

@abrown abrown merged commit 14ba2af into intel:master Feb 10, 2022
@abrown abrown deleted the windows-devel branch February 10, 2022 19:45
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bnjbvr commented Feb 11, 2022

Didn't have an opportunity to test before this got merged, but the copy workaround looks good!

edit: I confirm the workaround works, thanks!

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