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Posts: 1/3 EXP: 319 Next: 210 Since: 06-12-15 Last post: 3692 days ago Last view: 2581 days ago |
I spent this week trying to get Rust code running on a 3DS, and it's been mostly successful.
Basically, you just need to tell rustc/cargo to use a particular llvm target, linker and archiver to build any package that doesn't depend on libstd. If you want libstd support, you need system-specific implementation of some of its functionality. But, libcore provides a platform-independent subset of libstd, which is what is used in my ctrulib binding, ctru-rs. It's heavily incomplete but exposes a large number of functions via a raw submodule, and has a few basic idiomatic wrappers around things. Unfortunately, LLVM still emits calls to compiler-rt symbols, so I am working on a solution for that at the moment. I figured that it might interest those who come to this forum. A sample project I am working on can be found here.. |
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Newcomer a curried function Level: 5
Posts: 2/3 EXP: 319 Next: 210 Since: 06-12-15 Last post: 3692 days ago Last view: 2581 days ago |
Does anyone know how to cross-compile compiler-rt, the llvm companion library that provides implementations of instructions not available on each platform? The documentation for llvm is so piss poor I can't find how to build just for the host platform, let alone cross compile. |
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Newcomer a curried function Level: 5
Posts: 3/3 EXP: 319 Next: 210 Since: 06-12-15 Last post: 3692 days ago Last view: 2581 days ago |
New project template: https://github.com/Furyhunter/rust3ds-template
Everything works. Follow the instructions to set up your environment. Everything _except_ libstd works. You get: core, collections, rustc_unicode, alloc, so basically everything important from libstd except threads and unwinding support. |
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