Comment by cozzyd 2 years ago Fortunately the rust inside Linux doesn't use cargo and uses the normal kernel build system. 6 comments cozzyd Reply AlotOfReading 2 years ago kbuild just calls cargo under the hood. phire 2 years ago No it doesn't. I checked and kbuild calls rustc directly.The only results for cargo in entire the linux source tree is documentation suggesting you install bindgen via cargo install.... Plus a bunch of comments referencing "cargo-cult programming" kennysoona 2 years ago You checked with grep or something more? 1 reply → pengaru 2 years ago not enough reading
AlotOfReading 2 years ago kbuild just calls cargo under the hood. phire 2 years ago No it doesn't. I checked and kbuild calls rustc directly.The only results for cargo in entire the linux source tree is documentation suggesting you install bindgen via cargo install.... Plus a bunch of comments referencing "cargo-cult programming" kennysoona 2 years ago You checked with grep or something more? 1 reply → pengaru 2 years ago not enough reading
phire 2 years ago No it doesn't. I checked and kbuild calls rustc directly.The only results for cargo in entire the linux source tree is documentation suggesting you install bindgen via cargo install.... Plus a bunch of comments referencing "cargo-cult programming" kennysoona 2 years ago You checked with grep or something more? 1 reply →
kbuild just calls cargo under the hood.
No it doesn't. I checked and kbuild calls rustc directly.
The only results for cargo in entire the linux source tree is documentation suggesting you install bindgen via cargo install.... Plus a bunch of comments referencing "cargo-cult programming"
You checked with grep or something more?
1 reply →
not enough reading