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In theory, some portability issues could be solved by simply rebuilding the standard library, disabling the unsupported functionality or switching to alternative code paths. The set of *-win7-windows-msvc tier-3 targets is pretty good example of this. Another one is Rust9x project. This is exactly what build-std is for, among other things.
Although this initiative currently looks somewhat stalled, I decided to mention this collaboration opportunity anyway, just like #9 and #10 do. See this for rationale: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-project-goals/2025h1/build-std.html
In theory, some portability issues could be solved by simply rebuilding the standard library, disabling the unsupported functionality or switching to alternative code paths. The set of
*-win7-windows-msvc
tier-3 targets is pretty good example of this. Another one is Rust9x project. This is exactly whatbuild-std
is for, among other things.See also:
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