
ksorensen
Hands-on Rust: Rust 1.49.0
Looks like Legion 0.3.0 is not compiling with Rust 1.49.0.
Legion 0.3.1 appears OK so far.
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ksorensen
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Kevin Sorensen
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herbert
Author of Hands-on Rust
That’s odd! It compiled with 1.49.0 ok on my Windows (64-bit) system (I’ll try Linux in a bit, still finding coffee). What platform are you using?
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herbert
Author of Hands-on Rust
Thanks! I still can’t replicate it on Windows, but my Linux box showed me an issue. Must be in some platform-specific code somewhere. I’ve updated the book to 0.3.1
and it works solidly for me.
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