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Only compile core
for targets with "max-atomic-width": 0
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Actually, we can also compile rustc_unicode for these targets. |
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i.e. whose specification contains `"max-atomic-width": 0`. For these targets, Xargo only compiles the `core` and `rustc_unicode` crates as the other crates depend on atomics (e.g. `alloc::Arc`). closes #25
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i.e. whose specification contains `"max-atomic-width": 0`. For these targets, Xargo only compiles the `core` and `rustc_unicode` crates as the other crates depend on atomics (e.g. `alloc::Arc`). closes #25
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This means that we don't have to compile core separately. We also don't need to set RUSTFLAGS for building the sysroot, which fixes an issue reported in rust-osdev@5a26976#r31742585.
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Because
alloc
and other crates on top of it depend on atomics.Blocked on rust-lang/rust#35176 reaching nightly. After that lands, we can test this on Travis.
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