| 8 Sep 2024 |
 olk | probably, but I want the executable to be small. I don't need it, I want it
| 11:09:21 |
| olk | In reply to @k900:0upti.me
It is not a nix thing ok, then I'll report this upstream. thanks | 11:09:35 |
| 9 Sep 2024 |
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 ˈt͡sɛːzaɐ̯ | In reply to @k1gen:matrix.org
probably, but I want the executable to be small. I don't need it, I want it
You could use an older nightly, or make a release version predend it's a nightly with the right flags. | 05:17:03 |
| olk | why isn't
devShells.default = craneLib.devShell {
toolchain = fenix.packages.${system}.default.toolchain;
};
installing neither clippy nor rustfmt?
| 09:27:34 |
 K900 | Because those aren't part of the default toolchain? | 09:30:37 |
| olk | The default profile includes all of components in the minimal profile, and adds rust-docs, rustfmt, and clippy. This profile will be used by rustup by default, and it’s the one recommended for general use.: https://rust-lang.github.io/rustup/concepts/profiles.html | 09:32:23 |
| olk | toolchain = fenix.packages.${system}.complete.withComponents [ "cargo" "clippy" "rust-src" "rustc" "rustfmt" ]; doesn't work as well | 09:36:09 |
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 cafkafk | iirc crane does include those | 17:05:50 |
| cafkafk | ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ | 17:05:54 |
| cafkafk | idk may be hallucinating, I have something like this
craneLibLLvmTools = craneLib.overrideToolchain (
fenix.packages.${system}.complete.withComponents [
"cargo"
"llvm-tools"
"rustc"
]
);
| 17:06:51 |
| cafkafk | you shouldn't need to specify the toolchain in the craneLib.devShell either I think | 17:08:04 |
| cafkafk | https://crane.dev/API.html?highlight=craneLib.dev#cranelibdevshell
Note that the current toolchain's cargo, clippy, rustc, and rustfmt packages will automatically be added to the devShell.
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 Theo Paris | Am I correct that the only way to patch rustc outside of nixpkgs is to copy pkgs/development/compilers/rust/1_80.nix outside of nixpkgs to override rustcPatches? | 20:20:12 |
| Theo Paris | * Am I correct that the only way to patch rustc outside of nixpkgs is to copy pkgs/development/compilers/rust/1_80.nix toverride rustcPatches? | 20:20:20 |
| Theo Paris | * Am I correct that the only way to patch rustc outside of nixpkgs is to copy pkgs/development/compilers/rust/1_80.nix to override rustcPatches? | 20:20:29 |
 Alyssa Ross | You should be able to overrideAttrs the unwrapped Rust compiler | 20:21:28 |
| Theo Paris | How do I override the unwrapped rust compiler though? rustc-unwrapped doesn't seem to exist | 20:22:10 |
| Alyssa Ross | wrapRustc (rustc.unwrapped.overrideAttrs ({ patches ? [], ... }: { patches = patches ++ [ ./my.patch ]; }))
| 20:22:11 |
| Theo Paris | Oh | 20:22:19 |
| 11 Sep 2024 |
| Enric Morales | i had problems cross-compiling for thumb8.main on nixpkgs. From the rustc docs, the bootstrap/configure script is effectively just a convenience layer for the true configuration resource: the config.toml. I went ahead and adapted rustc.nix so that, instead of relying on configure, we generate a config.toml from a rustc config attrset. Initially, i did that just to solve my issue, and learn a bit more on the build process, but I think this might be useful, as it would be less finicky, powerful, and overridable | 07:58:23 |
| Enric Morales | would that be desirable at all? | 07:58:34 |
| Enric Morales | * i had problems cross-compiling for thumb8.main on nixpkgs, as the bootstrap process would always error out. From the rustc docs, the bootstrap/configure script is effectively just a convenience layer for the true configuration resource: the config.toml. I went ahead and adapted rustc.nix so that, instead of relying on configure, we generate a config.toml from a rustc config attrset. Initially, i did that just to solve my issue, and learn a bit more on the build process, but I think this might be useful, as it would be less finicky, powerful, and overridable | 07:59:25 |
