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Sign upLinking regression in 1.6 #31150
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This looks like a standard "on a 64-bit platform and forgot 32-bit libraries" kind of error, so I would be wary of calling this a regression from 1.5 to 1.6 without further information. |
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I see this issue when using rustc > 1.6.0 (master) with the rust toolchain for rumpkernel/rumprun-packages. Definitely no 32 bit binaries in path. |
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triage: P-low |
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@skade Is this still a bug? Looks like OPs issue was resolved. |
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@brson I currently have issues building my rumprun toolchain. I also know of no other users that have this bug. Close it and I will reopen if this persists. |
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tmbb
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When trying to compile this file (or any other rust program): fn main() {
println!("Hello World!");
}I get:
I'm running 32bit ubuntu:
and using rust 1.14:
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tmbb
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For the record, I get the same linking errors with rustc 1.0.0 and some versions I tried between these two. |
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It was a problem with my local setup. Consider it fixed. |
brson commentedJan 23, 2016
As reported here.
"My code built fine on 1.5, after upgrading the below occurs. I have no idea what these libraries are."