mrustc: 0.10.1 -> 0.11.2 #375039
mrustc: 0.10.1 -> 0.11.2 #375039
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I would like to merge this, as it reduces a potential fully-from-source bootstrap chain for rust from 1.54+ to 1.74+, removing about 20 versions from the chain, and potential hours of CI time if we get a full-source bootstrap. |
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Have you checked that mrustc-bootstrap still works? I think I marked this as a draft because that is likely to break, but it's a long build so I haven't tried it myself. |
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This does seem to break the bootstrap. not sure what to do about that, if you want to investigate it. If not, fair enough. |
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Yeah let me look into that once I have some time. I think the bootstrap derivation is the real important part of what's here so I want to make sure it keeps working. I was able to update the no-download patch pretty easily, hopefully the bootstrap itself will go smoothly. |
* Add perl, needed to run openssl's Configure script * Remove no-longer-used openssl from input derivation
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Cool, the bootstrap is working now. Needed to update the dont-download patch, and the bootstrap was changed upstream to use vendored openssl, which is actually convenient here as we don't need to figure out which hyper-specific old openssl version it needs to build against. Just needed to add perl so that it could run openssl's Configure script. Still bootstrapping with 1.54, which I think is OK for now because it's more of a regression test for the bootstrapping proof-of-concept. Can always look into bumping it up to 1.74+ if/when we want to start using this in-tree for our rustc bootstrapping chain. |
* mrustc.bootstrap: update dont-download-rustc.patch * mrustc.bootstrap: fix vendored openssl build
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