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Build NSIS installer for rust toolchain on windows #522

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graydon opened this issue Jun 20, 2011 · 1 comment
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Build NSIS installer for rust toolchain on windows #522

graydon opened this issue Jun 20, 2011 · 1 comment
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graydon commented Jun 20, 2011

The NSIS ( http://nsis.sourceforge.net ) installer is probably the best bet for deployment on windows. Make a basic package that installs rustc and the docs and libs to C:\Program Files\Rust or such.
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I am not familiar with windows, but since I am doing the driver side I can give this a try.

keeperofdakeys pushed a commit to keeperofdakeys/rust that referenced this issue Dec 12, 2017
@binarycrusader
posix definitions should be used on Solaris
6740a8a 
For compatibility reasons, Solaris historically had its header files
setup so that, unless specifically requested through specific header
defines, either the old pre-POSIX interfaces or POSIX.1c Draft 6
interfaces were used. However, in the case of rust, since these symbols
are linked directly instead of via system header files, the underlying
posix symbol name can be used directly instead.

These definitions should be corrected to match what they do on almost
every other platform.

Be aware this is a breaking change in terms of interface for any crates
/ consumers of these interfaces for Solaris.

Fixes rust-lang#522
keeperofdakeys pushed a commit to keeperofdakeys/rust that referenced this issue Dec 12, 2017
@bors
Auto merge of rust-lang#523 - binarycrusader:master, r=alexcrichton
7a3754f 
posix definitions should be used on Solaris

For compatibility reasons, Solaris historically had its header files
setup so that, unless specifically requested through specific header
defines, either the old pre-POSIX interfaces or POSIX.1c Draft 6
interfaces were used. However, in the case of rust, since these symbols
are linked directly instead of via system header files, the underlying
posix symbol name can be used directly instead.

These definitions should be corrected to match what they do on almost
every other platform.

Be aware this is a breaking change in terms of interface for any crates
/ consumers of these interfaces for Solaris.

Fixes rust-lang#522
pdietl pushed a commit to pdietl/rust that referenced this issue Apr 23, 2020
@matthewjasper
Merge pull request rust-lang#522 from upsuper/patch-1
404235e 
Fix an incorrect note
ZuseZ4 pushed a commit to EnzymeAD/rust that referenced this issue Mar 7, 2023
@wsmoses
Fix loop materialization branching (rust-lang#522)
377f2c7 
* Better print message

* Fix cache whole allocation

* Fix loop rematerialization

* Fix flakey alloc order

* Reverse erasure
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