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I'm currently developing a chip using an open-source hardware framework, and would like to run Rust code on it without having to recompile Rust source on the target machine (partly due to the frequency of the FPGA being significantly less than the host machine). Is there some way we can get sparc64 integrated somehow? Thank you!
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Add sparc64 as a cross-compile target
Add sparc64-linux-gnu as a cross-compile target
Feb 5, 2017
@sunnystormy we don't really track possible architectures in the bug tracker. A post on http://internals.rust-lang.org/ might be a bit better; we're always interested in adding more architectures, but it takes some work to do, and that's a better place to get help with it 😄 Thanks!
I'm currently developing a chip using an open-source hardware framework, and would like to run Rust code on it without having to recompile Rust source on the target machine (partly due to the frequency of the FPGA being significantly less than the host machine). Is there some way we can get sparc64 integrated somehow? Thank you!
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