Implementing a static stack usage analysis tool - Embedded in Rust
Implementing a static stack usage analysis tool March 13, 2019 by Jorge Aparicio (This blog covers the implementation details of cargo-call-stack v0.1.2. If you are only interested in using the tool these tweets and the README will give you an idea of what it can do.) Motivation So, why would you ever want to analyze the stack usage of your program at compile time? The obvious answer is when you w
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Cross-compile and link a static binary on macOS for Linux with cargo and rust
Cross-compile and link a static binary on macOS for Linux with cargo and rust One Go feature which I’m using regularly is cross-compiling Go code to other platforms (usually from macOS to linux-amd64). In Go, this is a built-in feature that “just worksâ€. The following command produces a statically linked ELF binary which can simply be copied and run on a Linux machine: $ GOARCH=amd64 GOOS=linux go
Ensuring Beautiful Commits with rustfmt and Travis-CI | kyle kneitinger
When Style is Standardized, Style Can Be Standard The rust-lang-nursery GitHub organization is a fantastic group of folks building tools for both working in, and working with, the Rust language. One of these tools, rustfmt, is quite helpful for maintaining a consistent code style throughout a project. rustfmt is pretty easy to work with. Its default behavior, when executed on a file, is to check i
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