Am Samstag, dem 27.08.2022 um 12:54 +0200 schrieb Maxime Devos: > Some questions: > * Some Rust crates have 'examples' and 'benchmarks' that can be > compiled and installed. I could teach antioxidant to compile and > install them, though it appears to provide very little value at cost > of more compile time and a greater closure size (more binaries, more > dependencies and wasn't there some bug with grafts whose fix causes > outputs to be substituted that ended up unused? Though hopefully > someone could figure out a better fix ...) I think you could try building those examples as a separate output or package.
> * Due to how regularised the Rust build system is, it's feasible to > compile tests even when cross-compiling (*), so cross-compiled could > run the cross-compiled tests on the system they are cross-compiling > for after the cross-compilation to verify their cross-compiled > software. How exactly does this work without emulating the system in question?
