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quadmath.h: No such file or directory #8
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Ah, looks like it's not able to find the right underlying headers from gcc. Do you have |
Hmm, sorry i'm also getting this error, but I have no idea how to get "build-essential" can you please explain this to me? Edit: I'm on mac and after some searching around seems like I can't install it? |
@eren123danyel Oh yeah, on macOS it'll be a bit different. Does |
Hey, I'm having the same issue. |
For anyone else on macOS a workaround is to just use docker: $ docker run -v /Users/oliverm/prog/rustybox/:/usr/src/ -it rust:1.40 bash And then in the docker container: $ cd /usr/src
$ cargo build --release |
Ok, hopefully b7d7f01 resolves the documentation part of this issue. Let me know if I'm missing anything! |
The only issue I'm having with the docker workaround is it not connecting
with my editor :/. Maybe I'll build one specifically for that.
…On Fri, 27 Dec 2019, 03:21 samuela, ***@***.***> wrote:
Ok, hopefully b7d7f01
<b7d7f01>
resolves the documentation part of this issue. Let me know if I'm missing
anything!
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@Akeboshiwind if you use vs code you can do the remote connection over docker extension. It's remarkably good. That's actually my standard dev workflow for this project. |
I'm an Emacs user actually and I was planning something similar.
Do you know what backend that uses?
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@Akeboshiwind <https://github.com/Akeboshiwind> if you use vs code you
can do the remote connection over docker extension. It's remarkably good.
That's actually my standard dev workflow for this project.
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Oh well with emacs you could just run emacs within the container I suppose? Not sure exactly what backend the VSCode extension uses. I'm guessing they built their own kinda thing that handles docker interop. |
That seems like a nice workflow. I'll have to see if I can replicate it some time. |
Anyone found any solution to get quadmath.h on macOS other than the docker workaround? Any help would be much appreciated. |
After cloning the repository and running
cargo build --release
(Ubuntu 19.10arm64
), an error is thrown:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: