My expectation: #Rust will replace most other low level languages for relatively low level use cases. For example platform libraries, kernels, OS components, like services etc.
But I also think that a lot of these projects (especially platform libraries) care about that they won't just be able to be used by other Rust code.
Also my expectation: For a lot of these projects, #Meson will replace #cargo, because it just supports more features, and makes integration into an existing system easier.
The cargo ship that crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore has been refloated and towed to port with the assistance of five tugboats. The ship, named The Dali, had been trapped under debris from the destroyed bridge since March, when the collapse killed six construction workers. CBS News has more on what’s next for the Dali and the bridge.
It's hard to find #cargo add-ons. crates.io has very poor search options.
For example, I recall one which I think began with 'b' which sits in the terminal running the build and shows errors in order, unlike cargo build where they scoll off screen and out of view. [EDIT: from replies it is called 'bacon']
But I can't list search results by name, only things like newest etc. #RustLang
I've been using cargo (#RustLang package manager) for [cough] yrs and it is very nice. But always on my Ubuntu laptop. #Linux
That laptop died so right now I'm using an old Windows 10 (not 11 as stated earlier) laptop with #WSL and I have cargo building in #Windows and Ubuntu 22 (under WSL) and it just works.
Cross platform #development used to be one of the hardest most frustrating things, but tools like #cargo and #Tauri have changed all that.
[Thread] Projet mini cargo sans soudures !
Étape 1: retaper le vélo comme un vrai (patins de canti, C/G frein Ar, dévoilage et entretien moyeu ar) puis mise en place sur la fouche provisoire d'une roue de 20 pouces provisoire
Changement des manivelles pour pas que ça frotte dans les virages et hop !
Un velo fonctionnel (et super fun à conduire !), mais pas encore cargo
Si quelqu'un a dans son garage ou son atelier une route de 20 pouces avant avec moyeu disque 6 trous, je l'achète direct !
Suite des aventures le mois prochain
The issue I had with slow #cargo builds seems to have been because of a disk caching issue. I simply ran; sudo /sbin/sysctl -w vm.drop_caches=3
and now everything's fine!
OK ClamAV On Access Scanning was also to blame, it was set to scan /tmp and /var/tmp which explains why dumping the cache helped. For some reason, a package was having problems getting past ClamAV.
#RustLang / #Cargo builds seem to run very slow on my #Framework AMD system. They didn't take anywhere near as long on my old Intel system. Looking at btop it only seems to use one thread during #compile, am I missing something?
Is there a #RustLang crate that allows me to query package metadata from either #crates.io or preferably the local #cargo package index easily? My usual search strings didn't reveal anything useful. Use case is that I want to filter crates in my dependency tree by specific categories that can be found in the metadata. Of course it would probably be easy to implement that functionality by myself, but if somebody else already did that, why not reuse it…
Back the other way. Not too bad but I was stuck in the lowest gear I have, and I was extra slow. Definitely feel it. #cargo#trailer#bike#BikeTooter#cycling
Cargo is introducing a garbage-collector for the artefact files. The goal is to help clean up the unused old files to save storage space automatically.
MesAidesVélo - Toutes les aides !
saviez vous que vous pouvez avoir jusqu'à 2600 euros d'aides pour l'achat d'un vélo cargo électrique ? et bien d'autres possibilités pour réduire sa combustion de fossiles.
Went to watch THE LAST VOYAGE OF THE DEMETER with my girlfriend in the movies Finnish
In case I'm not supposed to post about movies in here, delete this thread....