Thanks for answer.
I have done following list of commands and it seems to
compile and install. I don't used Cargo yet, so I don't know
if it works correctly.
One weird thing is need to create symlink for python
mkdir /usr/ports/
#my script to get and/or update ports tree
/budowanieOpenBSD/aktu
On Sun, Jan 24, 2016 at 12:22:15AM +0100, Lampshade wrote:
> I wonder if this port is still usable with current version of Rust and Cargo?
> Rust 1.6 was announced. In previous version of Rust 1.5 there was added
> cargo install
> command to allow install Rust applications to local systems,
> so i
I wonder if this port is still usable with current version of Rust and Cargo?
Rust 1.6 was announced. In previous version of Rust 1.5 there was added
cargo install
command to allow install Rust applications to local systems,
so it becomes more and more complete and stabilized.
I have gone through
Hi Steven,
First thanks for you work in this area.
I have a question: does the produced cargo binary is as functionnal than
a cargo binary builded with cargo ? (the normal build process for cargo
is to compile it with cargo).
cargo has a testsuite. does the produced binary would pass this
testsu
Hi ports@,
I've been working on a port for Cargo, the package manager for the Rust
language. I already know this isn't ready for inclusion as is, but I was
hoping to solicit some feedback on the approach I've taken so far. The
port can be downloaded here:
https://steven.bucket.nchr.io/openbsd-p
